> but to someone like me who is experienced in > Pylons/TG/Django style stuff but new to Zope, I'm pretty confused about > whether I should learn zope by trying out Zope 3, Grok, or Repoze.bfg > and what the pros and cons of each approach are.
Well for someone like me (more or less familiar with Plone, already installed TG but not played very much with it and ended up installing Pylons for a project) a "what's the best tool matrix" would be neat. I see that matrix as some form of use cases for lines and the software options for columns. The cell value could be a ranking, since obviously there won't be a case where Grok or BFG or WSGIPlone or whatever will be perfect or null for use case X. [Use] case in point : we're beginning a new project and we're considering options for web presence. A quick setup is throw a Trac and build on it, but I'd rather have a nice (easier to theme) front end on top of Trac (that would play well with Trac). Would/could that front end be Plone (we might have some content to manage one day, but then maybe not that much .. or will we ?) or Grok or BFG ? I know it's very often a matter of personal preference or competence and a matrix won't be a silver bullet but it would help IMO. Ease of deployment at commercial ISP's might be important to mention, but I understand that most people on this list probably manage their own servers. Cheers, Yves Moisan _______________________________________________ Repoze-dev mailing list Repoze-dev@lists.repoze.org http://lists.repoze.org/listinfo/repoze-dev
