Martin Blais napisał(a):
> See
> http://furius.ca/antiorm/ for something simple that works well.
I'd like to know what is this module/library good for *before* I start
downloading it. "Almost like ORM but not exactly" is rather vague term
and can denote anything. Is it dishwasher? Or microwave ov
g mangled. I know these
> > frameworks employ ORM so you don't need to write SQL and that worries
> > me because I tried this on Rails and it wouldn't work.
>
> Frequently asked question to people who are burning in i18n hell: are
> you using unicode strings or byt
I tried this on Rails and it wouldn't work.
Frequently asked question to people who are burning in i18n hell: are
you using unicode strings or byte strings? Unicode string means that
type(your_string) is unicode, it does not mean you keep utf-8 encoded
text in python byte strings.
AFAIK
I just spent hours trying to figure out why even after I set my SQL
table attributes to UTF-8 only garbage kept adding into the database.
Apparently you need to execute "SET NAMES 'utf8'" before inserting into
the tables.
Does anyone have experience working with other languages using Django
or Tur
