Nice to hear. I'm a big fan of Postgresql+zope2 and glad to hear that you go for sqlmethods instead of some forced-in solution of pretending that SQL is like OO but with different syntax.
Chuck, there is a lot of online docs within Zope3 under the /++apidoc++ namespace. And there are two books in existence about Zope3. Zope3 could still use a lot of tutorials though.
And I've been using PostgreSQL with Zope3 for over a year now, with the psycopg2 adapter. Admittedly Zope3 _strongly_ focuses on the ZODB and provides little assistance in translating the object model into SQL tables/records, but certainly SQLMethods work.
The one item you're spot on about is that there is no significant/current set of add-ons for Zope3 the way there was for Zope2. I'm not sure why that is though.
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Nice to hear. I'm a big fan of Postgresql+zope2 and glad to hear that you go for sqlmethods instead of some forced-in solution of pretending that SQL is like OO but with different syntax.
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Chuck, there is a lot of online docs within Zope3 under the /++apidoc++ namespace. And there are two books in existence about Zope3. Zope3 could still use a lot of tutorials though. And I've been using PostgreSQL with Zope3 for over a year now, with the psycopg2 adapter. Admittedly Zope3 _strongly_ focuses on the ZODB and provides little assistance in translating the object model into SQL tables/records, but certainly SQLMethods work. The one item you're spot on about is that there is no significant/current set of add-ons for Zope3 the way there was for Zope2. I'm not sure why that is though.