It is sometimes said that the art of mastering Zope and Plone is difficult. It has also been said that learning Zope Zen involves a steep learning curve. I have also read many newbies (like me) asking for information about the first steps to go through in order to smoothly get into Zope development. “Don’t start learning Zope before you know Python !”, “No need for mastering in TAL, TALES and METAL for building Plone user interfaces, you’d rather learn advanced CSS techniques”, or the like… So I wonder : what is the recommended roadmap for learning Zope and Plone ? how to make the global learning curve smoother or just a little bit more visible and manageable ? So the diagram below is my guess on the ideal learning roadmap for a would-be master in Zope+Plone :
Ping : AkaSig :: Apprendre Zope et Plone
I would be *very* pleased to see an updated version of your graphic.
The *imagery* of learning Plone, and the things that are related, are of great interest to me.
Kind regards
Graham Perrin
Hey Graham,
I would be *quite* pleased to have such an updated version available and I would share it with you. :)
Unfortunately, I did it using Powerpoint a long time ago. Since then, I am afraid that, as you know well, Plone and Zope have gained much complexity. Such an updated roadmap would be even more valuable I guess. And it would be great to find such a thing in the documentation section of plone.org.
Sorry, I won’t have time to update it anytime soon. And the more I learn Plone the more I see I have more to learn…