Just a few comments to throw into the naming convention.
Any name chosen will require educating the user as to it's definition.
Some names are already defined in other spaces. Some of which are
heavily overloaded. There is also discussion as to the accuracy of
various names in the context of the
Some name suggestions
- block has been suggested before
What about
- ZopeCodeBlock
from there:
Internal Python ZopeCodeBlock
External Python ZopeCodeBlock
Internal Perl ZopeCodeBlock
Safe Python ZopeCodeBlock
Alternatively something like
ZopeBrainBlock
might be considered, though I do
Pylet?
Perlet?
Xlet?
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On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 03:07:25PM -0700, James Johnson wrote:
> Is there a Wiki or some other starting point for this thread. As a
> newbie I like safe vs power over anything else. I also understand
> that with using anything in a power mode can be risky for a newbie.
> It's nice to know tha
Is there a Wiki or some other starting point for this thread. As a
newbie I like safe vs power over anything else. I also understand
that with using anything in a power mode can be risky for a newbie.
It's nice to know that I can start out learning in a safe mode and
then graduate to a power
Sorry for the duplicate post, forgot the subject. :)
Hi Name Hunters,
My problem with Zopelet is that it already has a meaning, at least to me.
Looking down the road, not nearly as far as one might imagine, let's see
where we may be heading. Think about minimal Zope instances running on Palm
G
On Mon, Oct 23, 2000 at 11:08:14AM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I can see four potential properties that one could want to emphasize
> > about a python method.
> >
> > 1) It is safer (to the Zope server) than a python external method.
> > 2) It safer to the end user
Huh. We're looking for something neutral, to connote code that runs in
zope to do some business logic or similar effect. It should distinguish
the language used to express the logic - perl vs python vs xslt,
etc. I hate "script", but it occurs to me that the "-let" convention may
be useful:
Py
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I can see four potential properties that one could want to emphasize
> about a python method.
>
> 1) It is safer (to the Zope server) than a python external method.
> 2) It safer to the end user than a JavaScript (it never touches the client).
> 3) It uses python, and n
