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[Shannon -jj Behrens]

> It appears to me that Plone is a CMS built on Zope3.  As such, there is a
> funneling effect where people must accept that they need a CMS and that
> Zope3 is the proper foundation.  TurboGears looks like an interesting Web
> Development Platform.  Could these be combined into a Web framework
> talk?  Would this be better?  I am unfamiliar with either (although I have
> done very basic work with Zope 2).  I am an absolute newbie in all of these
> areas and my comments should be weighted as such.

I think comparing Plone to TurboGears is comparing apples to oranges. 
Plone is a content management system.  TurboGears is a Web application
framework.  Yes, there is some crossover, but they are really very
different.  I built my church Web site <http://myallsaints.org> in
Plone, and wouldn't want to use TurboGears for that.  On the other
hand, I don't think you'll ever see a GUI to design workflow in
TurboGears.  However, TurboGears makes a lot more sense than Plone for
doing CRUD with MySQL.  It's just a different ball of wax.

-jj