@Martin, Sounds really interesting! I'll check it out, and definitely keep an eye on the project! Thanks!
@pbreit I agree that, at first, it was a little confusing, but once I saw the pattern it became a lot easier to trace. (get the configurations and superclass through the model files, and db.py just starts it all up - at least, that's how I read it...) I particularly like the relatively modular nature of the application - models and functions for each component are contained in their own module, and, in theory, could be drop-in/drop-out. I'm coming from the world of Wordpress, so...there are some things I'd do differently (and am working on just that!), but I think it's a good place to start! Honestly, I'll probably end up somewhere in between Instant Press and what the book describes! On Jul 23, 12:28 pm, pbreit <[email protected]> wrote: > I'm newish to programming and found the Instant Press code very hard to > follow. I'm sure it's well designed but can be challenging since it's a > departure from other projects. I found the best approach is to follow the > patterns as presented in the Book as much as possible.
