Yes, CherryPy is an excellent, and uniquely straightforward tool for writing a
database-driven web application. I'd start looking into things like Django for
larger sites where you also want templating, and client-side interactivity
through JavaScript etc.
In my simple CherryPy apps, I use Pyth
>Question(s):
>Q01: Is this a 'reasonable' first project?
Yes. But I'd say do it in 2 phases. First do a command-line version, then do
the GUI.
>Q02: We can use either MAC or WinXP but which? Or both?
It realy doesn't matter
>Q03: Is this the appropriate forum?
Yes
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> What's going wrong when running it with 2.4? AfaIcs, all modules are
> in 2.4, so it my not have to do anything with the Python version, but
> with the underlying system. Any traceback? Perhaps replace the
> subprocess part with just a print statement to see what's happening?
There are no trace
Hello
I have the following, which I use within a CherryPy app. The subprocess bit is
just to see if it runs or not. It works on my home PC (Python 2.5.1 on
Ubuntu), but not on the live host which has Python 2.4.4 on Debian Etch.
def daemon():
while 1:
myperiodicfunction
import motivation
(sorry)
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> Need help with a motivational disorder? ;)
>
> When you say you want to learn Python, what's t
