[Zope2-migration] Re: What I think we should focus on now
Seb Bacon
seb at jamkit.com
Thu Feb 13 21:26:57 EST 2003
R. David Murray wrote:
> A real, *concrete* problem is what is needed to get this process
> kick started, not a discussion of what tools we *think* we might want.
>
> (Keep in mind that I'm on the fringes of z3 development myself as
> I don't have as much time as I'd like to work on code for it.
> So my perception could be off base. Hopefully other developers
> will correct me if I'm wrong. And hopefully I'll start work on
> my own hybrid Zope2/Zope3 application sometime in the next
> month, and will get a lot more active.)
Same here. It will help a lot to actually know what I am talking about
;-) Personally, I'm interested in starting by developing the catalog
more, since I think that's what's standing in the way of any really
useful apps.
The next step is a concrete migration problem. We are way off
implementing a backwards-compatibility layer, so porting or developing
Zope2 products which are forwards-compatible definitely seems like the
way forward. SteveA has outlined some ideas about the probable process
already.
Hmm, perhaps a new forum product? That seems feasible. Someone
mentioned that they were making a blogging product recently, too.
> So *I* think this list is about developing techniques and (non-software)
> tools to *manage the migration process*. Code tools are in scope
> for discussion, but not the primary focus, IMO.
I agree. I imagine a primary tool in our box will be documentation
accompanied with examples. However, there may be some code involved
which will make it easier to get started with cross-compatible products.
Actual implementation of that code should probably take place off this
list, though..? I guess we should just wait and see what happens.
seb
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