Given the turn from "a simple request for help" to "help me with my homework because I'm too lazy to type my questions into google", answers have been shifted from "helpful" to somewhere between "acerbically pedantic" and "sleep-deprived lunacy".
> thanks for ur help.( i like ur way of answering) Glad to help. My way of answering is certainly like-worthy...because it's English. Words are splled proprly and ltrs arnt drpd frm my txt. mY rSPNS AlSO proPErLy UsES capITaL leTtErs tU maKe iT ezr tO rEed. I recommend you take lessons. And not from B1FF or from "bll d txtr". The list certainly doesn't demand perfect English, but merely best-effort to communicate. > i want to take reaserch about this topic, and submit report, > so canu hel pme. First line of help: - the "i" should be capitalized - it's spelled "research" - "canu" should be "can you" - it should be "help me" rather than "hel pme" - this sounds like a question, so it should end in a "?" - one doesn't "take research", one "does research" Though perhaps you really *do* want to *take* other people's research rather than *do* your own research. Or maybe "canu" was a reference to Keanu Reeves who might be able to help. He saved the world in the Matrix movies. Maybe using Django. If so, I recommend requesting help on a land-line phone. Hooie! I'm running on less than 3hr of sleep and I'm already doing this well at answering your questions. Just imagine how great the rest of this reply will be :) Then try to imagine how witty and "helpful" it would be if I had more sleep... > django is python based frame work , right mostly. Python is written in C or in Java, so it's really a python framework that in turn is really a C or Java framework. And it uses O(N) algorithms which make it better than frameworks that use O(N log N) algorithms or, even worse, those frameworks that use O(N^2) algorithms [shudder]. Not only does it come in mauve, but you can have it in teal, lavender, eggshell or puce. Oh...the space before comma is superfluous and you're missing the article "a" before "python". > 1) how can i install in my system can i reun this frame work > in windowsOS meachine. ( dont want complete exp just how to do > ) Since you've surely read the spiffy documentation that comes up when you google for "install django on windows", perhaps you could enlighten us with where you've gotten stuck. Additionally, your <shift> key must be broken as the letter "i" seems to continue to be lower-case. There is also no such word as "reun". Spell-check programs may be for folks that can't spell, but if you can't spell, you're in that crowd and should use any of the many fine spell-check programs out there. > 2) after installation..... how to run .. Again, assuming that you've discovered that googling "running django" brings back all sorts of good ideas, most of which involve setting up a web-server (frequently apache or lighttpd are the server of choice). Which are you using? > in ruby on rails write the commends in command window like > > demo> ruby script/server (to start he server) and create > models or controller using the command based using command > window > > similarly can i use command window to run the django.... yep: http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/django-admin/ > 3) in php we are use my sql or sql etc as a back end database > ... like django which database used to maintain records,, http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/settings/#database-engine > 4)how django better then ROR ...? It has more letters; it's python; it's not Ruby; it doesn't steal candy from small children; it fights for truth, justice, and the American way. > 5) django use oops concepts ?? Yes...it's easy to make mistakes in Django, so it supports oops. Especially if the mistakes are with your models...as they're more conceptual, these would certainly be "oops concepts". > can u give the small intro about django,,, d. It's the first letter of Django. It's about as small an intro to Django as you can get. I suppose if you lopped off the curvy-bit of the letter "D", you could just have "I". Maybe that runs in iPython. Or if it was lower-case, as you seem to prefer, you'd end up lopping off the straight-line bit and be left with something like "c" which would clearly run on cPython. [maiming the Music Man] "Django with a capital D and that rhymes with P and that stands for Pool" Though maybe it stands for Python. And boy is River City in trouble now :) For more information, again we turn to our good friend google and search for "what is django". Astonishingly, in the top three links we have these two astounding links: www.djangoproject.com and www.djangoproject.com/documentation/faq/ both of which give you as much detail as you can take. -tim --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
