Here's the site. In a nutshell, the site owner is trying to
"""
compare-and-contrast exercise to evaluate the strengths and
weaknesses of some of the major Python web application
frameworks.
"""
Read the challenge.
And there are examples from four other frameworks; Twisted, Quixote, CherryPy and WebWare.
I can think of three ways to do this in Zope:
- use RDB, ZSQLMethod, Script (Python), and Page Templates
- use ZCLAss (yeah yeah, I know), Script (Python), and Page Templates
- make a fullblown Python product
Some might cringe at the mention of ZClass, but IMHO, this is the perfect situation where ZClass is good for.
Now, I don't actually have time to do it *right now*, but maybe some time later (which can be never :P)
Hmm, maybe this is a good exercise for those who wants to learn zope.
Trackback is http://myzope.kedai.com.my/blogs/kedai/18/tbping
If you'd followed her project (she gave a good talk over here at PyCon), you'd know that it's not the projects that are asked to take that challenge. It's about her simulating a new user coming to a framework trying to implement this "challenge".
Take your time and visit in about 1-2 months when the Zope review will be ready.
yup
i noticed that too, after i read the whole site. the moral of the story is to not cut in without any context, and then post with just a quick read.
I saw the topic at #zope (please help; 4 days to pycon, url to her site, with a :( emoticon), and was not really in the conversation thread, scanned her site, and post my thoughts then and there.
I stand corrected.
Anyhow, I think my suggestion paths to solve the problem would work, don't you think?
