Lennart Regebro What Zope Did Wrong (And What To Do Instead)

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Vincenzo Barone

An overview about the problems with Zope2 and Zope3 and how to fix them.

Tecnologia Educação

What Zope did wrong
(and what to do instead)

Lennart Regebro
EuroPython 2007, Vilnius

Zope is the Application
(not the library)‫‏‬

conﬁgure
xmlns=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/zopequot;
xmlns:browser=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/browserquot;
xmlns:hello=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/helloquot;

content class=quot;.hello.Helloquot;
require
permission=quot;zope.Publicquot;
interface=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot;
set_schema=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot;
/
/content

browser:defaultView
for=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot;
name=quot;edit.htmlquot;
/

browser:addMenuItem
class=quot;.hello.Helloquot;
title=quot;Add Helloquot;
permission=quot;zope.Publicquot;
for=quot;*quot;
/

(So, not so unpythonic as people think)‫‏‬

In J2EE:

A mail service API

Implementation
neutral

Req: J2EE

Not web-only

The JavaMail API!

In Zope 3:

A mail service API

Implementation
neutral

Req: components

Not web-only

zope.app.mail

Low entry treshold
and

all the power of a big
framework
without
dead ends?

GUI schema/form editor
Information Manager TTW Layer
GUI workflow editor
IT department

A CMS, ERP or similar
Site Layer
Site developer

A Web application server
Application Layer
Application developer Application Layer API

Language
Component Architecture
Core Layer
Core developer
Loads of components

Pythonic

Use existing modules and APIs if possible
−

The whole application framework is a library
−

Highly modular
Pick and choose from the modules
−

Modify and replace internal components
−

Information Manager
GUI Tools
IT department

The CMS/ERP
Site developer

Application developer Grok

Component
Core developer
Architecture

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1. What Zope did wrong (and what to do instead) Lennart Regebro EuroPython 2007, Vilnius

2. Zope is zuper!

3. First!

4. Object oriented!

5. Python!

6. Open source!

7. Batteries included!

8. Secure!

9. Easy!

10. And many other exclamation marks!!!

11. What Zope2 did right

12. Used Python

13. ZODB

14. DTML/ZPT

15. Batteries included

16. Easy entry into development

17. Zope2: The dead-ends

18. The ZODB pile of scripts

19. ZClasses

20. Disk-based products

21. Never ends Starts o easy

22.

23. It's unpythonic!

24. Products instead of modules

25. Way to much magick!

26. Zope is the Application (not the library)‫‏‬

27. Maybe more?

28. Zope 3: Knight in shining armour!

29.

30. Zope 3?

31. Zope 3!

32. To complicated

33. conﬁgure xmlns=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/zopequot; xmlns:browser=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/browserquot; xmlns:hello=quot;http://namespaces.zope.org/helloquot; content class=quot;.hello.Helloquot; require permission=quot;zope.Publicquot; interface=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot; set_schema=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot; / /content browser:defaultView for=quot;.interfaces.IHelloquot; name=quot;edit.htmlquot; / browser:addMenuItem class=quot;.hello.Helloquot; title=quot;Add Helloquot; permission=quot;zope.Publicquot; for=quot;*quot; /

34. Phew... Ugh.. .

35. Zope3: Death by abstraction

36.

37. It's unpythonic!

38. XML

39. (So, not so unpythonic as people think)‫‏‬

40. In J2EE: A mail service API Implementation neutral Req: J2EE Not web-only The JavaMail API!

41. In Zope 3: A mail service API Implementation neutral Req: components Not web-only zope.app.mail

42. Zope 3: The long march

43. Development of Zope 2 slowed down

44. Documentation no longer updated

45. A general waiting for Godot

46. Backwards compatibility

47. Didn't happen

48. Forwards compatibility

49. Not Yet

50. Never ends Starts o easy

51. Phew... Ugh.. .

52. 2 + 3 = Five Argh! Ugh.. .

53. Low entry treshold and all the power of a big framework without dead ends?

54.

55.

56. GUI schema/form editor Information Manager TTW Layer GUI workflow editor IT department A CMS, ERP or similar Site Layer Site developer A Web application server Application Layer Application developer Application Layer API Language Component Architecture Core Layer Core developer Loads of components

57. Pythonic Use existing modules and APIs if possible − The whole application framework is a library − Highly modular Pick and choose from the modules − Modify and replace internal components −

58. Too much freedom?

59. Start with a ﬁnished application!

60. How can we accomplish this?

61. Python

62. A setup framework

63. Zope Component Architecture

64. Zope 3 the libraries

65. Grok

66. Information Manager GUI Tools IT department The CMS/ERP Site developer Application developer Grok Component Core developer Architecture