The thing about web2py is that you learn the little syntax and variables
it has in the book and you are free to do what ever you like from there.
Any restrictions are very clearly defined in the book.
Every once in a while you may need t dig into the deep stuff but you
will find that there is ussually a way to do it without touching any
web2py internal.
But I am sure Massimo won't mind another person looking at his code. :)
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Best Regards,
Jason Brower
On 09/28/2010 02:44 PM, b vivek wrote:
I have spent the last few weeks with web2py and found it to be really
good. In the process I have also built a small application for a
client with it, which is supposed to be deployed sometime next
week.Now I am planning to build something bigger, larger using web2py.
Would it be good dig through the inner codes of web2py, its working
etc. Or can I just start off and whatever I need apart from this , I
can add up as modules and work on it!.. (the question looks vague but
hope someone understands ..)
