Roman Joost - Grok or how Zope3 reinvented itself

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Introduces Grok, a web framework built on Zope 3, and demonstrates how to build web applications quickly while retaining Zope 3’s flexibility. Uses a concrete example to walk through creating sophisticated apps with Grok and points out common pitfalls for newcomers and how to avoid them. Notes that the recording’s audio/video quality and slide readability are poor.

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