The Zope Book
New Riders, July, 2001.
Trade Paperback, 360 pages.
ISBN: 0735711372
Zope is a web application server which allows
users to build websites, webpages, applications,
databases and more. Zope is building a cult
following of die-hard users on the Web.
This book provides an introduction to Zope, as
well as comprehensive coverage of how to use
and develop applications with Zope.
The book is written by Zope experts Amos Latteier
and Michel Pelletier, who both have worked on
developing software for Zope Corporation.
The first section in the book introduces Zope and
covers Zope basics, including concepts, objects,
DTML (Zope's scripting language) and starting
Zope applications. The second section provides
more in-depth coverage of
building web applications, with chapters on
security, DTML, Python scripting, Perl
scripting, using Zope's built in search engine
and building Zope databases.
The final chapters in the book cover advanced
topics, including Zope Enterprise Object and
extending Zope by creating Zclasses. The
Zope Book provides solid coverage of
Zope for all levels of Zope users.
The Zope Book is available for purchase on Amazon.com
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This review was published in the September, 2001 of The Internet Writing Journal.
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