Appendix D: Zope Resources ########################## At the time of this writing there is a multitude of sources for Zope information on the Internet and in print. We've collected a number of the most important links which you can use to find out more about Zope. Zope Web Sites ============== `Zope.org `_ is the official Zope website. It has downloads, documentation, news, and lots of community resources. `DZUG `_ was started as the main community site for the German Zope community and combines documentation translated to German, downloads, a portal for the various regional German Zope User Groups as well as information about Zope-related events in Europe. `Zope Italia `_ forms the focal point for the Italian Zope community with news, events information and local Zope group contacts. Zope Documentation ================== `ZopeWiki - A wiki for the Zope community `_ is a community-run Zope documentation website set up by Simon Michael, author of the famus ZWiki wiki product for Zope. `Zope Developer's Guide `_ teaches you how to write Zope products. It is somewhat outdated but cotains some nuggets you don't find elsewhere. (Other) Zope Books ================== `The Zope Bible `_ by Scott Robertson and Michael Bernstein. `The Book of Zope `_ by Beehive. `The Zope Web Application Construction Kit `_ edited by Martina Brockman, et. al. `Zope: Web Application Development and Content Management `_ edited by Steve Spicklemire et al. `Zope: Timely, Practical, Reliable `_ written by Pierre Julien Grizel. `The Zope Book `_ is the hardcover version of the original edition Zope Book on which this text is based. Mailing Lists ============= `mail.zope.org `_ maintains a collection of the many Zope mailing lists. Python Information ================== `Python.org `_ has lots of information about Python including a tutorial and reference documentation.