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SQLAlchemy is a very useful database-access library for Python. It’s got excellent documentation; but what it was missing until recently was a tutorial. I wrote a step-by-step SQLAlchemy tutorial to fill in the gap. Of course, the day after I wrote it, SQLAlchemy’s author posted the tutorial that he’d been working on, so I just […]
Logix is Python, with macros. Logix is Lisp, with Python syntax. Logix is a programming language that lets you create programming languages. Logix is whatever language you need it to be.
One of the most exciting things to come out of PyCon 2005 was the WSGI spec. WSGI is a standard that specifies a common interface for Python Web frameworks.
For a full understanding of the interface there’s no substitute for reading the spec. But in my experience, many people are too busy to read specs. So […]