I’ve wanted to dive more in depth into Python’s web frameworks for some time and get to know them the way I know Castle Monorail.
What better way to learn something in depth than to have to know it well enough to show to someone else. Therefore, I plan on posting a relatively in depth walkthrough of Pylons (and if the interest is there Django and Turbogears as well).
My source material is various articles on the web and The Definitive Guide to Pylons by James Gardner which I suggest reading for those interested into diving deeper into pylons.
Index
Pylons (will be updating links and subjects as I advance)
About Ryan Svihla
I'm a late entry to software engineering. Originally a sysadmin (*nix and windows) and computer tech, my only experience with programming was vbscript, python, ruby, perl and php for a variety of simple tasks.
Being a sysadmin left me with the opportunity to administer a lot of enterprise software that was expensive, hard to maintain, rarely did what the customer or I wanted and involved awful support. Convinced that software did not have to be that bad I spent the next several years attempting to be a software developer that would not leave my customers with an expensive, hard to maintain product. This search lead me to agile development practices and great sites like Los Techies.
I have developed applications mostly in C#, Python , Java and then back to C#.
I'm currently a C# developer for Carenet in San Antonio, TX .
I try to make all of non-work code available on github.com
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