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have been playing with the Datastore and like it quite a bit. I would
love to see a version of Grok that just uses the Datastore as option.
I would really, really like Grok then. I know we have a "Global
Sprint" coming at the end of May, and also some people that use Grok
will be attending the Google I/O event. Anyone want to try...?</div>
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Yup, I'm game. The 1,000 file limit is pretty tough. A did a basic test
doing an install of ore.wsgiref, and ended up with 3000+ files without
including zcml.<br>
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My mini-strategy is to<br>
* get easy_install zope.component <br>
* get martian working<br>
* implement custom traversal<br>
* fork grok :) doh!<br>
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After looking at the Datastore it may yet be possible to do
object-based publishing by replacing persistence. I'll have to catch up
with you at Google I/O.</div></blockquote><div><br></div><div>Great. Maybe the Grok/Zope experts can answer this question. If you had 1 month to live, and your life's goal was to make Grok work on google app engine. What would you do :) Could it work.</div>
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Monterey County Weekly<br>
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