Thanks david. I will check out the mentioned resources... Will update on the same once done.
On Mon, May 7, 2012 at 4:17 PM, villas <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Yogesh > > Web2py is an excellent choice for the kind of web application you > describe. To be a proficient web developer takes quite a lot of effort but > there are many resources that you can use -- see the "sticky" post by > Anthony at the top of this group. > > I suggest that you start with the first chapters of www.web2py.com/bookand > see also this site: > http://killer-web-development.com. Once you have web2py set up and > working and are able to make simple apps, you can ask more specific > questions here. > > Good luck with your plans, > Regards, David > > > > On Sunday, 6 May 2012 17:04:13 UTC+1, Yogesh Kamat wrote: >> >> Just checked out some videos of pycon2012 by Massimo and in 30 mins >> flat, i was really impressed. With really efforts that has been possible.. >> since i have read the hardships faced for entering pycon2011. >> >> I have been searching resources for developing a few applications which >> have been greatly unanswered by the programming community at a large.. >> >> I want to develop a Candidate Employment application tracker. wherein a >> Prospective candidate enters his/her details and the same can be checked by >> the prospective employer and can rate the applications accordingly. It >> would not be a job employment portal but rather just an internal tracker. >> >> We tried working on Zend PHP since we have a programmer who know php, it >> is taking too much time frankly to say and with no great database >> experience. >> *Now with our programmer out i have decided to write it on web2py, i >> have just an experience on HTML CSS, jquery kind of coding.. * >> >> Web2py would be useful i understand since sql is written by web2py engine >> itself. >> >> We had originally planned for a *multi step form wizard* kind of stuff >> to get registration. >> Then a admin logins to manage and screen this applications. >> >> I need guidance to start on this project. I have bought the web2py >> cookbook too... which gives me an overview to start. >> >>
