Jim Fulton wrote:
Martijn Faassen wrote:
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Just splitting stuff up into little flexible pieces won't attract
people. If our goal is to attract Zope 3 developers we need to make it
easy to get started. We can also say that Zope 3 is componentized and
flexible and all that, and this will attract developers too, but if
the first bit is too hard all our talk about flexibility will lead to
nothing.
So, we need to do both: make it easy to get started, and
componentizing for greater flexibility later. If we just do the first,
we make Zope 2 style mistakes and end up with a monolithic system that
should be easier to develop with. If we just do the latter, we make
Zope 3 style mistakes and end up with a well componentized system that
isn't used a lot.
Agreed, we need both. We should understand though that the thing I'm
calling (soley for the sake of discussion) is probably not a good
starting point.
I think I miss a word here; the thing you're calling what?
IMO, it could be if someone was working on it.
I also think that it would be a find project on it's own. Or maybe
there's another project that would serve better. I don't know.
I'm trying to understand what you're referring to here. :)
Anyway, I think Grok is one concrete project that's making it a lot
easier to get started with Zope 3 technology.
Regards,
Martijn
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