[Baypiggies] Is plone fo me?

[Ken Seehart]

Steve Hindle wrote:
> ...
> So, In my biased opinion - Plone would probably do quite well for you :-)
> It has its fair share of quirks, but if you already know Zope and you
> Already know Python - I'd at least play with it a little.  If you have
> to do any sort of web work on a regular basis, it can be time very
> well spent.
>
> Steve
>   

Michael Bernstein wrote:
> ...
> You may take it as read that I concur with everything Steve already told
> you.  ... skins ... Silva, Nuxeo CPS
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
> My opinion is *not biased.*  I have my own Web framework (Aquarium),
> but I also know Django, Zope, and Plone.  I agree that Plone is a good
> fit for your needs.  I used Plone to build my church's Web site
> <http://myallsaints.org>.  I agree with pretty much everything Steve
> said.  I do think you should take the time to read the book.
>
> Best Regards,
> -jj
Thanks for all your very helpful comments.  I've played with it a bit 
more, and now I am sold.  I've got this ADD thing of wanting to see 
"hello world" by the end of chapter one  :-) (as opposed to a starting 
with a "finished" full-featured web site which I can then customize).  
Following Steve's hint, (but perhaps not so much his advice), I found 
main_template and made my own custom/main_template, thereby "butchering" 
my plone, but quickly getting me where I wanted to be.  Since I could 
/theoretically /replace main_template with a "hello world" page, I 
somehow feel much better :-) .

- Ken Seehart


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