Mikkel Høgh wrote:
> Actually, I hoped someone would be able to come up with some better
> text :)
How's this:
some comments
Congratulations!
Your TurboGears application is up and running.
Your journey into the land of rapid web application development has
started. If you're wondering where to go from here, check out the list
below.
Getting started
Here are some of the steps you can take to build your TurboGears app:
1. Create your model
TurboGears is pre-configured to use SQLite so you can start development
immediately. If you want to use a different database, edit the dev.cfg
file to uncomment and fill in one of the example dburi's.
TurboGears is pre-configured to use SQLite (if you already have it's python bindings install) so you can start development
immediately, If you want to use a different database, go edit the dev.cfg and follow the example dburi's.
You can now create your model directly in model.py or you can have the
Toolbox do it for you! Remeber to run 'tg-admin sql create' to create
the tables in the database.
You can now create your model by editing model.py or take advantage of the develoment tools in the Toolbox "tg-admin toolbox", after your done with the edting Remeber to save and run 'tg-admin sql create' so the model is transfer to the Database
2. Take control
Edit your controllers.py and take use CherryPy to make mapping your
application to urls as easy as using Python objects. See the
documentation for how you can create your url tree, handle form data,
validate input, change the content type returned and create more
dynamic urls.
3. Design your view
Head on over to the templates directory to edit this page or create
your own templates with Kid. Edit your master.kid template to include
stuff on every page of your site. Static content, such as css,
_javascript_ and images can go in the static directory.
stuff?
Static content..... MUST go, although we should say should go in the static directory.
For the quickest, easiest dynamic content creation, be sure to look
into widgets.
add Check out the widget browser on the toolbox
4. And more...
There are many cool things you can do to take your application to the
next level. Make AJAX easy with Mochikit and JSON, take advantage of
the easy identity framework, schedule recurring tasks, easily write
tests for your app and more.
deployment with setuptools?
If you create something cool, consider contributing back to the
community. TurboGears is an open source project whose vitality comes
from developers like you.
maybe something like if for any reason you can't contribute just drop us a line so we know our work is put to good use
Good luck with your web development!
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