Dear all,
this is my first post as well as my first attempt with web2py. I've read
through most of the book and have the following question.
Here are a few guidelines I've understood:
- Each controller/function should have it's own view
- There are two ways to build up a webpage one is programmatically and
one is by modifying the view.
For example I could have a view:
# controller.py
def fun1():
return { 'content' : H1('Hello') + P('this is my first app World') }
def fun2():
return { 'content' : H1('Hello Again') + P('this is the second page') }
and
views/controller/fun1.html
{{extend layout.html}}
{{=content}}
views/controller/fun2.html
{{extend layout.html}}
{{=content}}
The alternative would be:
# controller.py
def fun1():
return { }
def fun2():
return { }
and views:
views/controller/fun1.html
{{extend layout.html}}
<h1>'Hello'</h1>
<p>'this is my first app World'</p>
views/controller/fun2.html
{{extend layout.html}}
<h1>'Hello Again'</h1>
<p>'this is the second page'</p>
What is the difference, which is better practice? In this simple case which
pattern is it advisable I follow?
Thank you
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