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From: jp () nexedi ! com
Date: 2010-06-25 6:26:13
Message-ID: 20100625062554.442653DB97 () nexedi ! com
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Hi,
If you want a chapter on NEO (http://www.neoppod.org/) or book review, let us know, \
we can write or help. NEO is probably the fastest and most scalable storage for ZODB. \
We also have lots of benchmarks (we use ZODB for huge transactional banking \
applications and for the largest CRM operation in Ireland).
Regards,
JPS.
> The blog: http://zodbdocs.blogspot.com/
>
> I am coordinating an effort to have a ZODB book written by one of our
> Zope clan, Carlos de la Guardia. He has completed a recent book for
> Packt publishing on Grok. He showed interested in writing a ZODB book
> if it were under Creative Commons. I have set up a blog and focused
> on behind-the-scenes coordination required to make the book happen.
>
> We are now at a point where:
>
> - There is an initial outline of topics to cover.
> - There is a way to contribute financially on the ZODB Docs Blog
> (through paypal).
> - If you can contribute to the book with written material and
> experience. Let me know. I will make a contributor on the blog and
> you can post articles. Carlos is more than happy to consolidate/pinch
> material (and of course give the original author credit) and put it
> into the final book. One of the thoughts would be to write ZODB
> mini-howtos/articles on the blog. Some initial ideas: transaction
> module (datamanagers, aftercommithook, etc), debugging scenarios (how
> to debug a record being mutated accidentally), conflict resolution
> (writing your own custom impl, btree bucket splits, etc), concurrency,
> any benchmarking information you have, relstorage, writing your own
> persistence format (keas.pbpersist?), or query strategies for ZODB.
> There is a lot of material to cover in this book.
> - There are also contribution/funding levels available which correlate
> to recognition of your donation in the book. That is right. Give
> money and you go down in history in the documentation *wink*
>
> We will have a revised outline of the book by Monday evening from
> Carlos. If you want to contribute material to the Blog -- let me
> know. You have a channel to voice your experience.
>
> More information is on the blog and will be updated as more progress
> is made. Again the blog is at, http://zodbdocs.blogspot.com/ -- please
> sign up and subscribe to the RSS feed.
>
> I am open for any feedback. I desperately want to get the larger
> community support and feedback early as possible. Please feel free to
> send comments, concerns, criticisms.
>
> cheers,
> alan runyan
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