On Thu, May 03, 2001 at 12:24:24PM +1000, Ben Leslie wrote:
To list a few bad points of Zope: It's huge, it requires a lot of
machine resources, and having getting Zope to play nice with Apache is
non-trivial (it likes to ignore the options its own documentation says
to use to turn off
This one time, at band camp, Terry Collins said:
at least I didn't use fowl language {:-).
chicken :)
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On Wed, 02 May 2001, Jamie Wilkinson wrote:
This one time, at band camp, getadog said:
I you're going the python route, then go the full monty:
www.zope.org.
To list a few good points of zope, revision control, it will
allow multiple people to work on the site at once.
It will allow
On Wed, 02 May 2001, Anand Kumria wrote:
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 11:21:01AM +1000, Ben Leslie wrote:
Let the flame war begin :
I want comment on others I'll just give you my ideas about my
favourite high level/scripting language.
Python (www.python.org) is a nice object
Mason is a component of mod_perl
mod_perl rocks my world ;)
Dean
David wrote:
Noted with interest about the use of mason as a potential language for
the development of the SLUG site... and I need to learn a language for web
development and database (postgres? mysql?) similar to the SLUG
quote who=Terry Collins
Stick with Cobol. It is still around and in use. All the others have been
fads that have come and gone.
Only you, Terry. ;)
If anyone is really interested in Cobol, and if even if you aren't, be
shocked and amazed that some poor bastard had to implement CobolScript.
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 01:28:12PM +1000, Michael Lake wrote:
Ben Leslie wrote:
Python (www.python.org) is a nice object oriented language which I find
quite good for most of my needs. I'll outline pros and cons below.
Pros:
Database interfaces for postgresql (and probably
Jeff Waugh wrote:
Only you, Terry. ;)
bow {:-)
into the Windows glove just like VBScript, ECMAScript, PerlScript and
at least I didn't use fowl language {:-).
Nor did I point out the obvious *nix language LISP!
Which leads to emacs.
I thought that was just a tad too inflammatory.
As I
On Tue, May 01, 2001 at 11:21:01AM +1000, Ben Leslie wrote:
Let the flame war begin :
I want comment on others I'll just give you my ideas about my
favourite high level/scripting language.
Python (www.python.org) is a nice object oriented language which I find
quite good for most of
This one time, at band camp, getadog said:
I you're going the python route, then go the full monty:
www.zope.org.
To list a few good points of zope, revision control, it will
allow multiple people to work on the site at once.
It will allow you to undo mistakes.
cvs allows multiple people to
Noted with interest about the use of mason as a potential language for
the development of the SLUG site... and I need to learn a language for web
development and database (postgres? mysql?) similar to the SLUG
requirements.
PERL, PHP, mason? what the hell is mason? There have also been other
On Tue, 01 May 2001, David wrote:
Noted with interest about the use of mason as a potential language for
the development of the SLUG site... and I need to learn a language for web
development and database (postgres? mysql?) similar to the SLUG
requirements.
PERL, PHP, mason? what the
David wrote:
...snip
I don't know any current language (I was a cobol programmer in the 70's).
I remember someone on list being incredibly disparaging of PHP.
A language jihad might guide me (and others?) which direction to take, and
avoid false prophets.
Stick with Cobol. It is
David was once rumoured to have said:
Noted with interest about the use of mason as a potential language for
the development of the SLUG site... and I need to learn a language for web
development and database (postgres? mysql?) similar to the SLUG
requirements.
PERL, PHP, mason? what the
Ben Leslie wrote:
Python (www.python.org) is a nice object oriented language which I find
quite good for most of my needs. I'll outline pros and cons below.
Pros:
Database interfaces for postgresql (and probably mysql)
* Yes it has MySQL module for connectivity.
* a module PyXML
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