Zope News for September 1 - 15, 2006
Mrs Pinnet: But surely they can connect up a gas cooker?
First Gas Man: Oh yeah, we could connect it up, love, but not unless it’s an emergency. - Monty Python’s Flying Circus, Episode 14
This time it’s all about [Zope3-dev]. We’ve got great discussions on
- Zope 3 as a reliable platform?!? - Christian Theune: ‘this is a rant. I don’t want to be destructive or disruptive, but I feel like I need to turn this up right now…’
- Zope 3.2 maintenance: ‘Many issues are already fixed on the 3.3 branch and trunk […] that were never backported to the current stable branch’
- a Roadmap for Zope 3.4: ‘… the grand plan for Zope 3.4 is the eggification …’
- and a Release schedule for Zope 2.11/3.4
Finally Philipp von Weitershausen sums up the Release management refinements:
Over the last couple of days we’ve been discussing Zope’s new release cycle and the release management. I would like to sum up what seems to be the gist of those discussions…
Releases
- Zope.org: Zope 3.3.0c1
Useful Links
- Python Cheese Shop : lxml 1.1 - Powerful and Pythonic XML processing library combining libxml2/libxslt with the ElementTree API.
- svn.zope.org: z3c.zalchemy integrates the object relational mapper SQLAlchemy into Zope 3 as SQLOS integrates sqlobject.
- tigris.org: Subversion 1.4.0 released
- unicode.org: Unicode 5.0.0 is a major version of the Unicode Standard and supersedes all previous versions
- Pocoo is an open-source bulletin board software (aka message board) written in Python
- Martin Fowler: Writing Software Patterns - A common definition of a pattern is that it is a solution to a problem in a context
- mnot’s Web log: Caching Web 2.0
- Lennart Regebro: Triage of bugs in an open-source world. - The word “triage” in programming has been around for a while, but seem to have gained popularity lately. What it is, is basically a new word for “bugprioritizing”, being easier to say and spell …
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