ZODB Talk

So I will be giving my ZODB talk again at PyCON UK. 

The people in France were just fascinated by it.  It was right before the Plone talk, which gave it relevance,  and my first slide was a picture of all of the Plane users logos from the Plone site.  And I talked about how just Brazil has over 100 government websites using Phone.  (Thank you for the tip, from the gentleman in Brazil). 

Of course they still have difficulty getting the idea that you have to build your indexes.  I need to add some code to the talk for that.  

So the talk keeps getting better.  I am going to start the next one with images of trees and graphs of objects as motivation. 

OI course I don’t think that we have any new users because of it.  Not quite sure what to do about that.  I think most people choose a web framework first, a relational database second.  Maybe they do not see the productivity gains from getting rid of a relational schema, and an object-relational mapper. 

I also think I will also mention Whoosh.  It is a search engine which apparently optionally runs on top of the ZODB. 
http://whoosh.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ <http://whoosh.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>

Anybody have any good experience with it?  I wonder how many people developed it?

As for me, everyone likes my maps of Python companies. 
https://pythonlinks.info/poland#companies <https://pythonlinks.info/poland#companies>

Next I am doing the map of Python Companies in London.  Anyone here from London? I would like to add your company. 

Warm Regards
Chris  







 

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