Python Product Creation Demystified
I must say that Max M's contribution at least to *my* little corner of Zopedom has been stupendous! As those of you who read the list regularly know, I've been struggling with the paradigm for how best to build real Web apps and services in the Zope world for some time. Having had a bad false start with zClasses, I took an all-Python approach using the built-in architecture of Zope internal objects. That worked OK but was decidedly inelegant and lacked reusability. Lots of people recommended Python products. I read Chapter 3 of the ZDG and a few other resources and the more I read the more confused I became. Max M to the rescue. He sent me a note and suggested I look at his mxm Easy product (http://www.zope.org/Members/maxm/HowTo/easyProduct). I downloaded the product, printed out the docs, and settled in for what I anticipated would be a day or two -- minimum -- of working with this rangy beast called Python Products. In two hours, I was creating my own fully functional Python products. I cannot urge you strongly enough, if you're in the same boat I was in this morning, go get this product. Read the docs. Follow the examples. He's made this about as simple as it's going to get. A big public thanks to Max and to his participation on this outstanding list! My faith in Zope is once again restored. At least for the moment. ;-)
Dan Shafer wrote:
A big public thanks to Max and to his participation on this outstanding list! My faith in Zope is once again restored. At least for the moment. ;-)
Thanks! But don't get too cocky, you will soon be pulling hair out once again :-) regards Max M
I am absolutely certain of that! At 11:54 AM 6/6/2002 +0200, Max M wrote:
Dan Shafer wrote:
A big public thanks to Max and to his participation on this outstanding list! My faith in Zope is once again restored. At least for the moment. ;-)
Thanks! But don't get too cocky, you will soon be pulling hair out once again :-)
regards Max M
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