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Making a Pylons Blog
(Pylons Cookbook)
Updated for Pylons 0.9.6 and SQLAlchemy 0.4. For people who haven't used Pylons before, think about it like putting on a theatrical production. First of all you need a stage or backdrop, then we put together a script so we can ...
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recipes, database, sqlalchemy, model
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Routes for people in a hurry
(Pylons Cookbook)
Introduction Routes handles mapping URL's to controllers and their methods, or 'action's as Routes refers to them. By default, Pylons sets up the following route (found in YOURPROJ/config/routing.py): map.connect(':controller/:action/:id') A part of the path beginning with a {{:}} means that it is a variable ...
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rest, routes
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Pylons for people in a hurry
(Pylons Cookbook)
Pylons for people in a hurry This is one of a set of quick guides for getting started with the different components of Pylons. Introduction Pylons is a web framework for developing web applications. Working within a web framework is useful because, It ties together a bunch of useful libraries ...
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mvc, pylons, paste
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Mako for people in a hurry
(Pylons Cookbook)
Mako for people in a hurry This is one of a set of quick guides for getting started with the different components of Pylons. Introduction The Mako template library deals with the 'view' portion of the Pylons framework. It generates (X)HTML code, CSS and javascript that is sent to the browser. Beware ...
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templating, mako
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Pylons debugger for people in a hurry
(Pylons Cookbook)
Pylons debugger for people in a hurry This is one of a set of quick guides for getting started with the different components of Pylons. Introduction When we have an error in our Pylons code we get the Error Traceback on a Pylons page. if the problem is not immediately ...
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debugger
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Relational databases for people in a hurry
(Pylons Cookbook)
Relational databases for people in a hurry This is one of a set of quick guides for getting started with the different components of Pylons. Introduction Data for Pylons applications is often stored in a relational database such as MySQL, Postgres or SQLite. SQLite is probably the simplest to set up. See ...
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relational, rdbms, database
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