Related link: http://www.objectis.org/
The Zope web content management system and the popular Plone add-on do not get as much press as some other Open Source products. I’ve been very satisified with the results I’ve gotten from using Zope (or Zope + Plone). My OSCON 2002 presenatation gives you and idea of how we used it to build an Intranet site.
I just read on Plone.org that Objectis now offers a free Zope/Plone site for non-commercial use. I’ve maintained a blog on Open Source in Government on Freezope (the first free Zope for non-commercial use service I know of) for about a year now and found it a useful experiment. So, I’ll be moving this blog and other personal web content to my new inexpensive commercially hosted Zope site soon (look for OgasaWalrus.com to emerge soon :-).
I haven’t tried the Objectis free service. But, it certainly sounds like a good deal for someone interested in building a test-drive Zope-based site.
Anyone else Zope-ing or Plone-ing out there?
Zope-based website experience at freezope
i'm also a local and avid fan of Python and Zope, it's been my development platform for network and web application programming. so far i've very impressed and satisfied with Zope's feature, i have non-commercial sites running at freezope.org for test and community billboard. and i have no problem with it, it has been easy to maintain and develop.
more power to python and the zope dev team!
-Dennis Michael "Deponz" F. Ponseca
System Administrator
part time triathlete and mountain biker.
Freezope
Has freezope.org gone under?
Freezope
Hi, FreeZope is up again, since about 20 minutes ago.
Cheers,
Bas // FreeZope Support
Hey all I put a server up on the net on W2K running zope. I also have a Mac OS X box with python installed. take a look at gregs.servebeer.com. If you want some space on either box just let me know. Thanks!!