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Last year, ESPN NFL 2k5 sent some shock waves through the video game world by presenting a solid competitor to Madden 2005 that was priced for $20 US instead of Madden's $50 US. To this point, I had never been much of a football video game fan. But ESPN NFL 2k5 made a convert out of me - both on its price and due to many positive reviews that had it on par or slightly better than Madden. Before too...

How's that title for a clever Django reference? (I initially was going to go with "some gypsy in France", but I imagine there might actually be a crowd of people out there who haven't had the opportunity to enjoy this fine film.In regards to my Python off the Rails post, I've gotten a couple of pieces of feedback. The first is that Django is a harvested framework that has been running production sites,...

Django, the latest in the "we can be like Rails!" entries from the Python world, has been getting a lot of notice lately, while Subway is getting very little. And since Zope 3 and other such items aren't even mimicking Rails, they get zero notice, even though Zope 3 offers many similar benefits - extensively tested and testable, user interfaces easy to build off of introspection, separation of model...

Martijn Faassen writes about implementing extended catalog queries in Zope 3.Why was this so easy in Zope 3? I think there are two reasons:Clean implementation of the catalog makes it code fairly easy to read and thus write similar code. The catalog implementation in Zope 2 is a horror to try understanding, in Zope 3 it really is surprisingly easy. This pattern holds for much of the Zope 3 code base.Zope...

In many content oriented web applications - regardless of whether its a weblog, a simple knowledge base, a full bore CMS, a snippets library - there are often a number of common attributes that all items share - creation date, title, description, and so forth. In Zope 3, there are some built in components and utilities to provide these core elements to your content object, without using inheritance...

Now that I have Textile support integrated into Zope 3 for my application, I decided to add support for different source types to said application. This didn't really require much on top of the previous work. First, I added a new field to the IPost interface and a new default class attribute to the Post implementation for the Post's "description_type". On the interface, I added the field as a Choice...

I wanted to add Textile support to my Zope 3 ‘snippets’ application. It was quite simple, thanks to Zope 3’s concept of Source Types. Source Types are marker interfaces and text rendering views which render a plain text source type into HTML. The sources that are registered with the system are kept track of in a Zope Vocabulary which could be used to give users input options – plain text? structured...