TG is good. I tried django before but I liked Tg because it uses
sqlalchemy for orm and its good.
For web programming, you should learn javascript too. And you should
learn a good javascript library like jquery. İf you want to use lots of
ajax on web pages, a good javascript library is a must. And I take a
look at jquery ui too.
And you should know some basic html and some css.
here is what I use for web applications:
python (turbogears 2.1b2)
javascript (jquery)
html, css and jquery ui.
and you should use a good programming environment. If you are using
windows, try to switch to a linux distribution. I'm using Ubuntu and
using gedit to edit source files. gedit and firefox makes good
development environment on ubuntu. it's ligth and fast.
I have no printed books. I've read "Dive into python" book I've found it
on the web and its good to learn python if you know another programming
language.
And this is a great book for pyton too:
http://www.greenteapress.com/thinkpython/thinkpython.html
for turbogears, the documentation and tutorials are good. First try
those tutorials and example apps to get started.
I have the Turbogears book but it's for 1.x versions so it's somewhat
outdated now. I've read it but as I was reading, the 2.x versions came
out so I've started using tg 2.x.
sathya yazmış:
Well I have just started programming in python, I mean i have just
started learning python and am loving it. Came across Django, pylons
and then turbogears and tried a few of its tutorials and decided to go
ahead making a website .. lol... However , I just wanted to know what
would be the basic requirements needed to get into web app
development.I mean apart from all these books on python, what else
should I read here to get going on this fast.
Thanks
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