[Zope3-dev] Re: Some thoughts on Zope 3, Zope 3 applications,
and Zope 3 instances
whit
d.w.morriss at gmail.com
Tue Jan 9 11:15:41 EST 2007
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> As a non-developer observer, I'm +1 with Jim's discussion. Martin,
> you're right that developer influx should be the key goal, and that (a)
> simpler entry points like Grok and (b) killer apps are the way to get to
> that goal.
and I think things like grok are the natural progression from "drink our
koolaid" to "use our koolaid mix and make your own".
> I don't think the killer app, though, should be the responsibility of
> the Zope project. More bluntly, I don't think it's fair to tell the
> Zope 3 core team to do it: they are more interested in machinery, they
> don't need to do it for their jobs, and are already giving us plenty.
> Let's decrease the responsibilities of the core.
>
> (Note: 3 years ago I lobbied heavily for the Zope 3 to keep the TTW
> dream alive, but my thinking was flawed.)
everything has it place, scope creep on perfectly good ideas causes the
pain.
for example: the acceptance of the ZODB *would* benefit greatly from
some type of database browser; such an application would not need to be
a full blown application server.
-w
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