On 7/13/17 at 1:32 PM, [email protected] (Carlos de
la Guardia) pronounced:
lets say I'm interested. What do people on this list think such a book
should cover. How can it be useful to both beginners and long time users?
I'd steer away from a topic-based approach. The narrative docs
do that already.
I think the greatest need is how to create useful services or
applications beyond just a demo. Michael Kennedy of Talk Python
to Me has excellent training courses/videos/code repositories
that touch on dozens of web application development topics. He
happens to use Pyramid for some of his courses. Python for
Entrepreneurs walks a beginner through how to create a website
for startup business.
https://training.talkpython.fm/courses/all
Other than that, I think the frequently asked questions concern
the following:
* How do I create a RESTful API or service in Pyramid?
* How do I use <javascript framework of the month> with Pyramid?
* How should I implement secure account management (register,
authentication, authorization, password reset, password change)?
--steve
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Steve Piercy, Soquel, CA
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