| ZOPE: Z Object Publishing Environment |
| ZopeWiki: The new collaboratively edited documentation site for all things Zope. |
| dev.zope.org: Resources for users, case studies, job board, links, Python and Zope webring, mailing lists, and current and proposed projects. |
| Planet Zope: Aggregates the weblogs and product announcements of zope related websites. |
| The Zope Book: Written by Michel Pelletier and Amos Latteier, read online, users may comment but must be login, or can be download in PDF, HTML, and Microsoft HTML Help format. |
| The Zope Shelf: The most important Zope docs and books in one package (Microsoft HTML Help format). (For Zope 2.5) Full text search. |
| Zope and Plone powered directory: Includes press releases and examples of Zope/Plone Websites. |
| Zope and Plone products: List of ready for use Zope and Plone products on Content Management Software Info. Includes screenshots, articles and forums |
| Zope Corporation: The creators of the Zope Web-Application Platform. |
| Zope Labs: A Zope Cookbook: A cookbook style approach taken to learning the Zope application. Hundreds of recipes. Ability to request a recipe. |
| Zope Mailing List Archive: A searchable archive of the zope@zope.org mailing list. |
| Zope Mailing Lists: A collection of the 'official' Zope related mailing lists. |
| Zope Zone: An independent Zope community site with news, FAQs, links and discussion boards. |
| ZopeMag: ZopeMag is the only online magazine specializing in Zope and Plone. The site has some free articles in each issue, but is a subscription based site. |
| ZopeZen: Andy McKay's Zope and Plone weblog. |
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