Re: What does Five and Z3 mean for Archetypes?

> well, we all have to stick our head in eventually.  off the top of my 
> head, the following CMF Products employ z3 tech (correct me if I'm wrong 
> and please add to the list):
> 
> SubPlone, Flon, Fate, zmori, FatSyn, Quills, LinguisticReference, 
> Archetypes, ATContentype, Plone goldegg-bundle, Plone i18n-bundle, 
> plone_schemas and CMF2.0.

Oh, sure. But we need to make sure we're not making Plone harder to learn how to
develop with/for than it already is!

I guess it's down to the quality of the documentation. I just finished Philip's
Five for Plone Developers tutorial (worldcookery.com, Appetizers section) and
it's excellent. What I really want is a series of best-practice examples and
documents. I hope to write something like the RichDocument tutorial covering the
eventual transformation of Poi to using these concepts, as a kind of "best
practice approach to developing complex content-centric functionality", but this
depends on (a) time and (b) making sure I understand all this.

To that end, thanks again Whit :)

Martin





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