DocumentationWiki

The Zope Book

The Zope Book is the most up-to-date, comprehensive documentation available about Zope. You can find it here:
http://www.plope.com/Books/2_7Edition

Originally written by Amos Latteier and Michel Pelletier and published by New Riders (Pearson), the book is now maintained by volunteers from the Zope community and published online in the "Backtalk" format which allows readers to add inline comments.

If you are a gifted writer or editor and can donate some time -- this project needs your help! This project is currently hosted at http://plope.com/Books/zb_signup and coordinated by Chris McDonough?. Please consider volunteering.

List of Zope.org Docs.

We are publish the list of HelpWriteZopeOrgDocs page. Which lists all pages that we currently are looking for authors to help us write.

How-to's

If you have a tip or trick to share about Zope please consider adding a how-to or tip when you have logged into Zope.org.

Here is how ....

Zope Labs

ZopeLabs? lists over 400 tips and tricks and is worth a regular visit. If you would like to contribute some of the things you have learned please publish your recipe.

Keeping informed about all things happening in the rapidly growing Zope community is hard to do. For almost a year the ZopeMag? Weekly News has been faithfully publishing things going on in the community by for example summarizing mailinglist activity and worthwhile tips and tricks. In order for this resource to be useful we need people to submit things going on in the community and to help summarize the activity in the mailinglist. Participating is simple just submit a news bit.

We are looking for a few writers to help us add information to the Wiki's and write simple how-to's for things like submitting proper News Items.