Hi Kirby, Am 20.12.2007 um 06:55 schrieb kirby urner:
I'm wondering if anyone is using, or thinking of using, this imdbpy to give students an early appreciation for the power of an open source Python package, to deliver relevant movie-related information. Cut and pasting (excerpting) from http://imdbpy.sourceforge.net/docs/README.users.txt, the scripts look like this (if you've not used imdb: every movie, actor etc. is tagged with a number): $ get_movie.py 0133093 Movie ===== Title: Matrix, The Genres: Action, Thriller, Sci-Fi.
[…]Äh, yes. We did. :-) And we did it with Matrix as example too… (must be a programmers paranoia ;-)
A colleague of mine and me wrote a chapter in a collaborative students book about python and we actually showed how to make a webbased filmdatabase using Grok and imdbpy. An abstract of this chapter will be published in a German IT-magazine in the new year.
The book is not published though, so I have to ask, whether it is already possible to make the repository of our example code public.
Grok is a convention over configuration framework for Zope. See http://grok.zope.org for more information.
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