[Zope] Midgard vs Zope (Was RE: [Zope] PHP vs Zope)
Hannu Krosing
hannu@tm.ee
Wed, 22 Mar 2000 20:40:18 +0200
Alessandro Bottoni wrote:
>
> Interesting topic!
>
> How does Zope compare with Midgard?
I quess Zope is more "object-oriented" as it is based on an OO language.
OTOH, said OO language itself has been implemented in OO and non-OO
languages (java and C) ;)
> Which one is more flexible (that is: which one can be used in a wider set of
> cases)?
Don't know
> Which one is easier to learn for the webmaster?
Probably the less flexible one ;) I don't know which.
> Which one is better fit to develop and maintain a complex web site (let's
> say: 10,000 documents and 50,000 pictures, updated weekly)?
There is currently a 2 Gig native (Zope internal) database size limit.
This won't apply when you use external database or sore files in file system.
> Which one is better for web sites that uses database and/or a "fragmented
> document" architecure (XML/SGML documents that are disassembled and
> re-assembled on demand)?
Bot are wll supported on Zope. Dunno about Midgard.
> Which one can better integrate other technologies (web-mail interfaces and
> so on)?
Zope has integrated a lot, so does PHP - you probably find most popular
"other technologies" supported/supportable on both.
> Which one is easier to use for a remote customer, enabled to develop and
> maintain his pages on the server?
Probably Zope (this is a Zope list)
> Which one is better for "workgroup" intranet servers?
The one you know better :-p
> Which one is safer (more anti-hacker)?
I guess they are about the same. The one that will be used more will
eventually be safer due to more eyballing.
Both can be configured to be insecure ;)
> Which features does Zope have that Midgard does not have?