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Category Archives: Python
Python Web Framework Series – Pylons: Part 1 Getting Started
This article assumes you have Python 2.6 and Setuptools already installed on your machine and that you’re install SQL Alchemy 0.54 and Pylons 0.97 Overview Pylons is a component based MVC web framework. It, like a lot of more recent … Continue reading
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IronPython how cool it is
Briefly, IronPython is an implementation of Python in the .Net runtime. This allows you access to .Net framework goodness while programming in a dynamic language. The current stable version 2.0.1 maps to CPython 2.5.This allows me to do fun fun … Continue reading
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IronPython Cookbook
Scott Guthrie has posted a notice of the IronPython Cookbook wiki that is now online. I have Python experience via scripting in Linux. It’s a very cool language. It takes some time getting used to no brackets if you are … Continue reading
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