Re: [Gnumed-devel] GNUmed website

[David Grant]

Hi everyone,

I'm setting up a plone server on my PC and hopefully everyone can try it 
out.  I'm sorry, I just discovered zope/CMF/plone for the first time 
really, and I'm pretty amazed by it.  Interesting links:

http://zope.org/WhatIsZope
http://zope.org/Members/alan_milligan/Zpydoc
http://zwiki.org/FrontPage

Ok, I just set it up on my Gentoo computer.  You can look at it here: 
http://sidicpc22.uwaterloo.ca:8080/gnumed
It's pretty blank right now.  I'll add some modules in the next few days 
if I have time.  So far there is just a zwiki module which I added here: 
http://sidicpc22.uwaterloo.ca:8080/gnumed/zwiki-devel  Other pages in 
zope/plone can be editable as well, but I think the wiki makes it a bit 
easier.  For some reason I can't get it to show on the "navigation" 
menu, but it shouldn't be too difficult.  Zope is really easy to use, 
and I've only been using for a few hours now.

If anyone wants admin or some higher level access to my server for the 
purposes of adding on a zope module for testing purposes, just ask.

If anyone wants to give me access to a debian server I can install zope 
there.  Or you can just do it yourself with the debian packages, but 
make sure you tell me first what version numbers of all the packages you 
decide to use...that can be a tricky thing to decide upon.  I chose not 
to go with plone 2 for example because it's not as mature...

David

David Grant wrote:

> As for the overall site... I just checked out http://plone.org/
>
> -It looks pretty (very pretty)
> -It has a bug-tracking system (plone collector)
> -See "development wiki" on the left-hand pane
> -It looks pretty (did I already say that?)
>
> How about something like that?



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University of Waterloo
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