On 3/4/11 12:03 PM, Mike Orr wrote:
I'll be at the Pyramid sprint but I don't know what I'll be doing.
I would like to learn Git and Pyramid-at-Github if somebody would like
to do a mini crash course.
I'm no git guru, but I've been using it pretty heavily for the last 6
months and would be
On 3/3/11 10:59 AM, Stephen Lacy wrote:
Yeah, but encapsulation (a well-written API) and dependencies are
totally orthogonal.
One could write a dependency-less framework that provided sensible,
minimal, yet functional components, and *still* provided a really clean
API and way for developers to
On 2/9/11 3:11 PM, Seth wrote:
This seems to me like it should be simple, so please excuse me if the
answer is staring me in the face (I did some searching in the docs and
elsewhere and couldn't find anything satisfactory):
I'm wondering what the recommended way is to run Pyramid view code from
On 1/29/11 6:14 PM, oO wrote:
Sorry if this is a newbie question, but I'm finding that I'm a little
bit lost when it comes to the best way to implement an example
application using MongoDB (or any non-ZODB datastore) and traversal.
Conceptually, I like the idea of traversal instead of URL
On 12/07/2010 04:47 AM, Paul Everitt wrote:
I'll add a little historical perspective to the traversal approach. Way, way
back, before Zope was Zope and before there was a full ZODB, we had this
approach called object publishing.
It was Python objects, published on the web. A URL pointed you at
