[Zope] New version of book uploaded
jimbo
jimbo@tacomaplace.com
Thu, 7 Dec 2000 19:23:21 -0800
Just making sure this thing is on.
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Michel Pelletier <michel@digicool.com>
Date: Thu, 7 Dec 2000 17:07:32 -0800 (PST)
>Greetings,
>
>Read this carefully, you may end up with a free, signed copy of the Zope
>book.
>
>That's right, Amos and I have just gotten done adding all kinds of new
>stuff to the book, and in particular we made quite a few changed from
>"Python Method" to "Python Script". This was a task more subtle than a
>simple search and replace, many changes needed to be done.
>
>Also, sometime really soon, we will be making a 2.3 alpha release. This
>will be the first release of Zope that will be "in sync" with the
>book. Lots of milestones to reach there.
>
>So, instead of reading the book over again for the N to the Nth time
>in preparation, we have decided to run a fun little contest.
>
>The *first* person to point out an incorrect usage of the term
>"method" when it should be "script" will get a free copy of the Zope
>book signed by Amos and myself. If you are the second person to point
>out the same error, sorry, you're out of luck, but *keep reading*
>because you may find another! For each unique "method" error found in the
>book, someone will get a free signed copy!
>
>And don't just stick to Chapter 8 (although that's probably the best
>place to start!) because Python Meth...er Scripts are used all over
>the book.
>
>To keep everything fair, you must report your findings to the community
>reviewer list at zope-book@zope.org. They will be the "judges", and
>will decide who does and who does and does not get a book.
>
>Here are some sample right and wrong sentences to give you an idea, just
>because a sentence contains the word "method", doesn't make it wrong:
>
> "DTML Methods are smelly." (Right)
>
> "By using DTML, Python, Perl or other kinds of methods, you can
> script the web." (Wrong)
>
> "Python Methods rock!" (Wrong)
>
> "You can call *fooBar* through the web like any other kind of
> method". (Wrong, should be "object", tricky! The judgest make the call
> on these kinds of errors)
>
> "The Python code in your External Method must be in the Foo module."
> (Right, External Methods still exist)
>
>Get the idea?
>
>The O'Reilly community reviewers (the "judges") and employees of
>Digital Creations are not elligible in this contest, sorry guys, you
>already get free books. ;)
>
>So without further a-do here's the URL. Have fun!
>
>http://www.zope.org/Members/michel/ZB/
>
>-Michel
>
>
>
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