[Zope] to zope or not [Documentation]

[ghaley@mail.venaca.com]

	The last I heard, Wrox had cancelled their planned Zope book until
Zope gets a bit more stable.  Given the lightening speed by which it is
continually improving and growing more powerful, it's hard to say what
that might mean.  Zope 4.0 maybe?  ; )

	ciao!
	greg.

	Gregory Haley
	DBA/Web Programmer
	Venaca, LLC.

> Michael R. Bernstein writes:
>  > Russell Hires wrote:
>  > > 
>  > > I looked at the website that is refered to here,
>  > > (URL:http://www.dieter.handshake.de/pyprojects/zope/book/chap1.html) and I
>  > > wonder at what point it can become a part of the official Zope
>  > > documentation, if the author would allow it, actually, because it is
>  > > wonderful in giving an explanation that is very detailed, yet simple and not
>  > > insulting to the reader.
>  > 
>  > While I agree that that would be a wonderful thing, that
>  > text was written for Wrox, to be part of a Zope book that
>  > they will publish.
> While this is indeed part of a book, it is not yet clear
> who will be the publisher.
> 
>   My current intention:
> 
>     * I try to publish the electronic version myself,
>       or, more precisely, let the Internet publish it
>  
>     * when there is sufficient demand for a professional traditional
>       (printed) book, I will see whether I can find a publisher
> 
> 
> Dieter
> 
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