Hello Christian and all .
Thanks for the comments. I am newbie to Python trying to learn all
the comments, that , by the way, I am very impressed of the knowledge
of the people present in this list.
I was wondering if you can comment more about what alternatives to
use instead to MySql. My web solutions do not need "all the power" of
a true database, I even was wondering if I couldbe able to put simple
dBase files (yes, dBase files) with my web solutions.
- Any comments you can do on what to use 2.7 or 3.1? ( I guess 2.7
for what I have read)
- Maybe should be another subject but... Any comments on using dBase
format file with Python?
Thanks in advance.
Jorge Biquez
At 08:50 p.m. 26/10/2010, you wrote:
Am 27.10.2010 03:38, schrieb Jorge Biquez:
> And what about if I only were to develop for the web? I mean web
> applications, Mysql, etc? It would be better to still be in 2.7?
Most frameworks and database adapters at least target Python 2.6+ as
their main Python version. I guess the majority has no or only
experimental support for Python 3.1. The overall situation improves
every week.
Christian
PS: I recommend against MySQL, if you need the full power or a RDBMS.
Just try to combine foreign keys with database triggers and you'll see
which major features are still broken in MySQL. But that's just my point
of view as a power user.
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