Chris a écrit : > I have an database containing lots of numerical data. I want to write a > browser based interface that will allow selection of various key > parameters and yield tables, plots and/or printouts of the data > according to the selections. Ultimately I want this to run on an > intranet so that others can get access via their browsers. > > The application is for in-house use only and not likely to have more > than a few users at any one time. I've managed to hack out enough > understanding of sql and sqlAlchemy over the last couple of days to > create and access an sqlite3 based database for my data. This seems to > suit my purposes for now. Now for a front end and some simple > distribution over a network. > > I have written some small Wxpython & matplotlib apps for data analysis > and display but I'm not sure how these would work in a browser based > world, or even if they are appropriate.
wxPython being a GUI toolkit, it's of course not really appropriate for a web-based solution (and yes, this is an understatement). I don't have any experience with matplotlib, but according to the project's FAQ, this shouldn't be a problem: http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/faq.html#BATCHMODE > > Any advice on what technologies I should be looking at for this? Python > based naturally, and hopefully simple and lightweight. I'm not a > programmer by trade and that's not what I really get paid for but I've > learned to love python and its myriad of modules for all the data > analysis work I need to do. If I can throw something moderately > functional together in a week or two (along with all the learning that > entails) If you don't have any experience with web programming, it might take a bit more time. > I'll be happy. Pylons (http://pylonshq.com) and turbogears are two great web frameworks. Both support SQLAlchemy. My own favourite is Pylons, but you should try both and choose the one that better fits your brain. > btw - Platform needs to be windows because that's what on my desk. Python is mostly platform independant. HTH -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
