[Zope] Where is zope best practice?

Mon, 10 Mar 2003 10:45:20 +0800

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Hi,

I'm currently looking to the best way to develop zope =
application/products.
I've been searching throughout the website and I couldn't find any =
documentation of the 'best practice' on developing a zope products.
Besides this there are many limitation such as no proper IDE to be used =
to develop a product.
I've heard of WingIDE but I'm not sure how helpful this could be in =
developing the Zope Applications/Products.

I'm a Java programmer and attracted to Zope because of many small =
available applications.
I've mastered Python in the last few days and looking forward developing =
Zope Products.
But with little documentation, best practices and tools, I think, Zope =
won't be much helpful to me in building rapid and robust application.
I have been always very keen in knowing Python and Zope.
But something draw me back is the little/no documented best practice on =
developing zope products.

In Java, if one develops an application using JSP (Java Server Page), =
one can use some types of framework such as Struts, Tapestry. Or s/he =
may uses JSP itself.
There are also documented best practice in developing this JSP =
application such as pattern to be used and how you separate =
presentation, business logic and data.
There are also many IDEs and other modelling tools that can be very =
helpful.
>From so many tools, documentation, I am still in favour of developing a =
large application using JAVA instead of Zope or Python.

I'm still keen to know zope further.
Can someone help me to find out the best practice in developing Zope =
Products?

regards,
Heri

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this could be in developing the Zope Applications/Products.
I'm a Java programmer and attracted to Zope because of many small =
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applications. I've mastered Python in the last few days and looking =
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developing Zope Products. But with little documentation, best =
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tools, I think, Zope won't be much helpful to me in building rapid and =
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application. I have been always very keen in knowing Python and =
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something draw me back is the little/no documented best practice on =
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zope products.
In Java, if one develops an application using JSP (Java Server Page), =
one can=20
use some types of framework such as Struts, Tapestry. Or s/he may uses =
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itself. There are also documented best practice in developing this =
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business logic and data. There are also many IDEs and other modelling =
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