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On 03/17/2015 03:01 PM, Simon Michael wrote:
> What and where is current Zope2 ?
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$ /opt/Python-2.7.9/bin/virtualenv /tmp/zwiki
New python executable in /tmp/zwiki/bin/python
Installing setuptools
On 3/16/15 6:37 PM, Jesus Cea wrote:
> ZWIKI... God...
>
> Is there any possibility of upgrading it to support current Zope2?. I
> have currently two zope instances: a current zope and an aging Zope 2.10
> just to host ZWIKI :(.
Hi Jesus,
as far as I know it works out of the box with Zope 2.13,
I just had to port an Intranet to modern hardware/Linux that has been created
in 1996 using plain zope and has been "programmatically" untouched since 2001.
The Intranet is rather complex and provides a kind of ERP on very technical
data.
The application consist of some 1000 little dtml scripts
On 07/03/15 16:30, Simon Michael wrote:
> I've sent you a download link.
>
> I’m somewhat familiar with it, as I managed at least the zope2 wiki (and
> wrote Zwiki)
ZWIKI... God...
Is there any possibility of upgrading it to support current Zope2?. I
have currently two zope instances: a current
When I started with Zope I loved its Zope Book. It was a super simple amd
well documented book with a lot of examples.
Zope3 and all that came later does not have it in my opinion.
I saw right now jinja2 and doesn't like. insert code between html code in
that way remember me dtml. it was good in
Again, I'm not sure if it is worth the thing but when I talk about
marketing I don't mean just having a website. Everyone has one these
days. Why should anyone visit especially the Zope website?
I mean going to the people and talk to them, blog, tweet, whatever ...
In the medieval times they kne
On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 3:56 AM, Sebastian Tänzer wrote:
> Chameleon is one of my favourite templating engines around.
I like TAL and Chameleon's subtle improvements on it. I was recently
attending a Python users group meeting presentation on Pyramid. The
presenter, who strongly liked jinja2, di
I'd like to work on hosting the wiki information.
As I and my colleague just inherited a rather large Zope2 project, I'd
really like to see - at least - the Zope 2 documentation to be kept up
to date.
Regards,
Jürgen
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Tom Gross wrote:
> Hello
>
> When it comes to Zope people seem to have 2 opinions. (Maybe that's
> the 2 in the name ;-) ). A lot of people seem to use it (with or
> even without Plone) and loving it and a lot of people call it dead
> because there is
Hello
When it comes to Zope people seem to have 2 opinions. (Maybe that's the
2 in the name ;-) ). A lot of people seem to use it (with or even
without Plone) and loving it and a lot of people call it dead because
there is (almost) no new development. At least on the Zope package
itself. I my
I've sent you a download link.
I’m somewhat familiar with it, as I managed at least the zope2 wiki (and
wrote Zwiki), so please call on me for help as you need, on the mail
list or directly. I’m sm in the #zope IRC channel. Thanks for working on it.
-Simon
On 3/7/15 7:17 AM, Simon Michael wrote:
Hi Bernard,
great! You'll hear more from me in the next couple of days.
-Simon
On 3/7/15 2:49 AM, Bernard Devlin wrote:
> Hi Simon
>
> I'd like to work on hosting the wiki information.
>
> Regards
> Bernard
>
> On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 3:42 PM, Simon Michael wrote:
>
>> Nice discussion!
>>
>>
Hi Simon
I'd like to work on hosting the wiki information.
Regards
Bernard
On Fri, Mar 6, 2015 at 3:42 PM, Simon Michael wrote:
> Nice discussion!
>
> I don't know about docs.zope.org, but I'll just add a status update on
> the zope wikis, which held quite a lot of historical and reference
> i
Nice discussion!
I don't know about docs.zope.org, but I'll just add a status update on
the zope wikis, which held quite a lot of historical and reference
information. They used to be hosted by Zope Corp or maybe Zope
Foundation, they went dark a few years back and no-one complained, more
recently
I use Zope since around 2001 and I still have some Zope 2 web applications
running and they are just rock-solid and easy to update.
I have never been convinced by Zope 3 and I have never seen any advantages for
using the Zope 3 techniques.
The Zope 2 core developers (I think Andreas has worked f
I just ran into that a few days ago looking for documentation about the
PUT_factory which has not been copied from the original documenation to the new
one at http://docs.zope.org/zope2/. But: It still existed and took about 15
seconds to google it.
Who's maintaining docs.zope.org/zope2 at the
I do share some of the point of views, especially in regards to bad marketing
about Zopes future versions and lack of documentation. I don't share the
criticism on ZPT/TAL - actually I love Page Templates and the approach to
templating it brought to the web world. Chameleon is one of my favourit
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If it is not dead then call it a zombie...you know what I mean :)
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Jaroslav Lukesh wrote:
> Zope2 is not dead, it is mature product. I use it, I love it.
>
> Comunity is real small just now, because all what are discoverable,
> is discovered.
>
Zope2 is not dead, it is mature product. I use it, I love it.
Comunity is real small just now, because all what are discoverable, is
discovered.
Zope 2 download site is practically dead for many years, so more than 90% of
products are not avaiable. This is the biggest problem because these
p
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Eric Bréhault wrote:
> Hello Sebastian,
>
> I guess the main problem is the future maintenance of Zope. For
> instance, it is pretty sure that nobody will invest the time needed
> to move it Python 3, and at some point it will probably be a
> problem
rt de Sebastian Tänzer
Envoyé : mercredi 4 mars 2015 11:30
À : zope@zope.org
Objet : [Zope] Zope2 - pro/contra
Hello ZOPE community,
we're still developing websites using Zope2 + ZMS3 (www.zms-publishing.com) for
years now and never ran into any real problems (compared to, let's say,
Am Mittwoch, 4. März 2015, 13:42:13 schrieb Eric Bréhault:
> For instance, it is pretty sure that nobody will invest the time needed to
> move it Python 3, and at some point it will probably be a problem.
This is just another such story which leads to non-interest of Users into Zope
and let me com
Hello Sebastian,
I guess the main problem is the future maintenance of Zope.
For instance, it is pretty sure that nobody will invest the time needed to
move it Python 3, and at some point it will probably be a problem.
Eric
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Sebastian Tänzer wrote:
> Hello ZOPE
That's a good question:
I'm not a Zope developer but I've been hosting several Plone sites
(including my own) for about 5 years now; and I am *extremely* happy
with the stability and security Zope+Plone offers.
Despite a couple of attempts by me, I never could start developing with
Zope. For me,
Am Mittwoch, 4. März 2015, 11:30:30 schrieb Sebastian Tänzer:
> A few days ago on a barcamp the discussion lead to Zope and the usual
> comments, i.e. "Zope is dead", "I would not use that", "Too complicated",
> "Too old", "Outdated", and so on.
This is "stuff" typically spreaden by guys who d
Hello ZOPE community,
we're still developing websites using Zope2 + ZMS3 (www.zms-publishing.com) for
years now and never ran into any real problems (compared to, let's say,
Wordpress, typo3, Drupal etc. which had serious security problems over the
years) and our clients are quite happy with ZM
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