[Zope] Docs

[Ken Kinder]

I think it should be broken up into three parts: Basic Content in Zope,
Expanding Zope with ZClasses, Expanding Zope with Products.

The first would focus on using DTML, SQL Methods, and other existing
Zope products. A user would only that section and make a nice web page.

The second would focus on making your own Z Classes that are search
catalog aware, data-bound, etc.

The final chapter would assume python skills and show you how to make
a full-blown Zope product.

I would also dig a set of slick, practical examples at the end of each
part, showing in a real-world way how to put what that part documents
to good use.

Tom Deprez wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I'm going to (try!) to write a small book on Zope. I hear people
> complaining a lot about the documentation with Zope. I'm all ears to hear
> what persons expect from such a book. Right now, I'm generating the table
> of contents, thus it's a good time to include what people expect. After
> that I'll post this to the publisher. If the publisher agrees, then it's
> only waiting until the book is finished.
> 
> You can send examples of what you need, ideas etc to my address
> tom.deprez@village.uunet.be and I'll try to incorporate them.
> 
> Regards, Tom.
> 
> ps. This is also good information for the ZDP.
> 
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Ken Kinder
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