
@Book{Lutz2001,
  author =	 {Mark Lutz},
  authorURLs =   {http://home.rmi.net/~lutz/},
  title = 	 {Programming Python.},
  URL =          {http://home.rmi.net/~lutz/about-pp2e.html},
  abstract =     {This edition has been updated for Python version 2. 
  More significantly, it is also an almost entirely new advanced Python topics 
  book--a complete rewrite from the ground up. Very roughly, this edition includes:

    * 240 pages (4 chapters) on Systems Programming
    * 260 pages (4 chapters) on GUI Programming
    * 400 pages (6 chapters) on Internet Scripting
    * 150 pages (3 chapters) on Databases, Objects, and Text
    * 100 pages (2 chapters) on Python/C Integration

  To give you some idea of this edition's scope, it spans 1256 pages in its final 
  published format, and includes some 446 program file examples, and 302 screen shots 
  (broken down here). See the table of contents link above for more content details.

  The book also includes a brand new CD-ROM with book examples, Python version 2.x 
  release packages and installers, and related open source packages (NumPy, SWIG, PIL, 
  PMW, and so on). Among other things, the book examples distribution on CD includes 
  self-launching and Python-coded clocks, text editors, image viewers, email clients, 
  calculators, and more.},
  publisher = 	 {O'Reilly},
  year = 	 2001,
  address =	 {Sebastoplol, CA},
  edition =	 {2nd}
}

@Book{Lattier2001,
  author =	 {Amos Latteier and Michel Pelletier},
  title = 	 {The ZOPE Book.},
  URL =          {http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Books/ZopeBook/2_6Edition},
  abstract =     {The Zope Book is an authoritative guide to Zope, an open-source 
  Web application server. Zope goes beyond server-side scripting languages like PHP 
  by providing a complete object framework, a built-in Web server, a Web-based management 
  interface, and load-balancing through ZEO (Zope Enterprise Objects). That's a considerable 
  punch, and Zope is attracting increasing interest from developers looking for an 
  alternative to heavyweight commercial application servers. Zope is implemented in 
  Python, an object-oriented scripting language, and runs on Windows, Linux, and Solaris.},
  publisher = 	 {New Riders},
  year = 	 2001,
  note =         {2.6 edition forthcoming (see URL)}
}

@WebPublished{McKay2003,
  author = {Andy McKay and Various Developers},
  authorURLs = {http://www.agmweb.ca/ and http://plone.org},
  title =  {The Plone Book.},
  URL =    {http://plone.org/documentation/book/},
  abstract = { Plone is a free, open source Content Management System. The focus of 
  Plone is to provide value at every level of an organization. It comes with a workflow 
  engine, pre-configured security and roles, a set of content types and multi-lingual 
  support. There are many developers, writers and testers from all over the world, 
  contributing to Plone everyday. Plone is based on the Content Management Framework.},
  year =   2003,
  note =   {unfinished but already quite substantial},
  annote = {I really like it.}
}



