I checked the wiki video sometime back. If my memory wont fail me, the guy there never used a single line of python code ;) (I may be wrong) It seemed a totally new language that he used to create that wiki.
Iam more inclined to code a lot rather than deal with such high abstraction, as I would like to improve my programming skills and get good python knowledge. I think ill give these two a try once I have some website running under something that uses more python code.
Thanks for your time.
Thank You,
Intercodes
On 1/26/06, Liam Clarke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi,
I recommend checking out the Turbogears 20 minute Wiki tutorial,
although I'd hold off using it until the 0.9 release comes out with
some useful changes.
When you use it, it sits behind mod_python and responds to requests made.
You can see a Turbogears error message here - :D
http://digitalsouth.net.nz/~cyresse/index.htm that I've been playing
with. Normally it works. ;)
Django is also worth having a look at, but it's a bit sharper to learn
The Turbogears Google group is really supportive, by the way.
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Intercodes
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