On Monday, October 28, 2013 2:11:05 PM UTC-7, Andreas Wienes wrote:
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> I published http://learn-web2py.com a few minutes ago. It's far away from
> being perfect, but it's an first attempt. I'm neither an expert in web2py
> nor a native speaker. So all your feedback is appreciated!
>
It's a nice
I published http://learn-web2py.com a few minutes ago. It's far away from
being perfect, but it's an first attempt. I'm neither an expert in web2py
nor a native speaker. All of your feedback is welcome!
- Andreas
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Resources:
- http://web2py.com
- http://web2py.com/book (Documentation)
- http
>Most of you know Railscast and stuff like Rails for zombies.
No, I don't care for Ruby, so I never paid it any attention. I have no clue
where someone would go to learn it. Web2Py is good, I heard Django is good
also, but I'm not a sheep that's just going to follow the herd to where
it's goin
Thanks for all of your feedback. I've also started using web2py about two
months ago and felt in love with it. It's so clear, simple to use, very
well documented and the community is awesome. I'm grateful for the
development and the quick and friendly support. But although all of this
exists, t
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