[haiku-web] Re: CMS

Charlie Clark <charlie@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>
> Is just a set of benchmarks. Don't see anything of note there.
> 
Sorry, wrong link. I meant the first two posts at 
http://william-os4y.livejournal.com/2005/12/31/

> > Just what I know off the top of my head: One thing that's good 
> > about
> > Django is that you can deploy it almost everywhere (runs under 
> > FastCGI,
> > for example), whereas you need a separete server running Zope 
> > (which is
> > slightly more difficult).  Moreover, Django's using Kid which is
> > something Trac is moving towards for 0.11.
> 
> Zope is usually run behind Apache with mod_proxy. No additional 
> server 
> required. The only issue with Zope for deployment is that some of it 
> must 
> be compiled on the server so you need to be root. Same as Trac in 
> that 
> respect.
> 
Actually, Trac can be run & installed on my shared web host to which I 
have shell access as Trac has a FastCGI frontend, but I'm not allowed 
to run long-running servers there, so it's a non-issue anyway..

>  
> > However, I don't know how much Django would help, because from what 
> > I
> > know (and this might be wrong) it's mostly about Ruby-on-Rail-style 
> > ORM
> > -and-CRUD-startup-help. As for the long-term ease-of-use in Django
> > compared to Zope, I'm not sure...
>  
> > What aspects in particular did you have in mind?
> 
> The development model. If you take the time to compare how to write 
> for 
> Zope 2 and how to write for Zope 3, you'll notice a difference. My 
> understanding of Zope 3 is that it supports all modern programming 
> methodologies better than Zope 2.
> 
Noted.

-- Mikael
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