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Our thanks to reviewers and contributors, and references.
In this tutorial we start you on your journey to the powerful Zope 3 Component Architecture (CA) by way of Five. You will learn about defining and configuring interfaces and adapters, and the CA programming model. You will also learn how to use our new TreeWalker, that helps you easily define recursive operations on object trees.
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Reviewers
- Raphael Ritz - thanks for your detailed comments and for spotting the security issue with Filter, which prompted our subclassing from Filter and the addition of a base class wrapper method to apply LazyFilter().
- Martin Aspelli - thanks for your quick review and encouragement
- Joel Burton - We expected nothing less than a thoughtful and incisive review, Joel. We were not disappointed. Thank you!
Advice
- Alec Mitchell - thanks for helping with the merge of our branches into ATCT trunk, for your encouragement, and for taking on the awesome task of Plone release manager.
Other
- The great Plone Community who make all this possible. - Thanks!
References
Please consult the following for more information:
Web Component Development with Zope 3
by Philipp von Weitershausen
http://worldcookery.com/
Zope 3 Developer's Handbook
by Stephan Richter
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0672326175/103-9651091-6407816
Literate Testing: Automated Testing with doctest
Jim Fulton, jim@zope.com
Tim Peters, tim@zope.com
PyCon 2004
http://www.python.org/pycon/dc2004/papers/4/
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Jean-Francois Roche
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Contributors:
Jean François Roche, Russ Ferriday
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