[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[john mahugu]

Stifan Kristi  writes:

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> had already checked web2py appliances? http://web2py.com/appliances
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> On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 1:19 PM, Markandeya
 wrote:
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> Dear Friends of Web2Py,
> I am just getting started and need an example application using a
> relational database. A possible example:
> 1) with customers, items, purchases tables So the purchases table
> would use customerId and itemId numbers from their related tables. So
> a customer can select an item in a form page from a list of items and
> make a purchase or find more detailed info on the item.
>  2) books, users, lending tables.  the lending table uses  userId and
> bookId  from their related tables.  So a user can select a book to
> borrow from a list of books and get more info on the book by clicking
> a button or link.
>   You get the idea. I can write this as a regular desktop application
> but need to know how to do this in a Web2Py web application. Following
> an existing program, possibly with some help files or tutorial would
> jump start me into web apps with Web2Py. Many thanks for your
> suggestions, Markandeya
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sorry andeya i thought you were from kenya and what i wrote simply means that i
wouldnt mind teaching you what i know on web2py, although its not much.simply
create a scafolding app by using the appgen wizard in the admin control panel
and it will generate for you the necessary scripts which you can learn from also
go through the online wiki.i have found it very helpful and web2py has a great
community.

[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[niknok]

Google Translate thinks it's Swahili...

On Jun 19, 1:40 pm, Vineet  wrote:
> What is this tongue? (wewe andeya kuja nikufundishe web2py na ubebe
> nyama :D)
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> It is my sincere thought that web2py group is for sharing the
> knowledge within the community.
> Kindly write something which others can understand.
> For any personal matter, one can use emails.
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> On Jun 18, 11:26 am, kesh  wrote:
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> > wewe andeya kuja nikufundishe web2py na ubebe nyama :D
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> > On May 24, 11:46 pm, Markandeya  wrote:
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> > > Ok i found some appliances on the Appliances web page and that is very
> > > helpful. Which ones are considered good coding standards/practices to
> > > follow?? Which would you advise to get started with??
> > > Any recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks again,
> > > Markandeya

[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[Vineet]

What is this tongue? (wewe andeya kuja nikufundishe web2py na ubebe
nyama :D)

It is my sincere thought that web2py group is for sharing the
knowledge within the community.
Kindly write something which others can understand.
For any personal matter, one can use emails.


On Jun 18, 11:26 am, kesh  wrote:
> wewe andeya kuja nikufundishe web2py na ubebe nyama :D
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> On May 24, 11:46 pm, Markandeya  wrote:
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> > Ok i found some appliances on the Appliances web page and that is very
> > helpful. Which ones are considered good coding standards/practices to
> > follow?? Which would you advise to get started with??
> > Any recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks again,
> > Markandeya

[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[kesh]

wewe andeya kuja nikufundishe web2py na ubebe nyama :D

On May 24, 11:46 pm, Markandeya  wrote:
> Ok i found some appliances on the Appliances web page and that is very
> helpful. Which ones are considered good coding standards/practices to
> follow?? Which would you advise to get started with??
> Any recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks again,
> Markandeya

[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[pbreit]

The "estore" is quite outdated but probably still the best available 
ecommerce example:
http://code.google.com/p/web2py-estore/

[web2py] Re: relational database example app

[Markandeya]

Ok i found some appliances on the Appliances web page and that is very
helpful. Which ones are considered good coding standards/practices to
follow?? Which would you advise to get started with??
Any recommendations or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks again,
Markandeya