> Don't be so modest - your "Core Python Programming" (by Wesley Chun) is
> also a great book for those looking to learn Python.
malcolm,
thanks for the kudos... really appreciate it. however, the reason why
i didn't bring it up is because the target audience of my book is
(generally) a technic
Wesley,
Don't be so modest - your "Core Python Programming" (by Wesley Chun) is
also a great book for those looking to learn Python.
Malcolm
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On May 28, 2008, at 3:50 PM, wesley chun wrote:
I have been wanting to learn a language for the last 10 years, I am
now
just getting around to it. I did some research on languages,
because I
decided if I was going learn one, I wanted to learn
> I have been wanting to learn a language for the last 10 years, I am now
> just getting around to it. I did some research on languages, because I
> decided if I was going learn one, I wanted to learn something that I could
> use for many different applications (web being one). Python seemed to of
Wesley,
I have been wanting to learn a language for the last 10 years, I am
now just getting around to it. I did some research on languages,
because I decided if I was going learn one, I wanted to learn
something that I could use for many different applications (web being
one). Python seem
> > Where should I begin/go to learn how to create web apps using Python? I
> would like to create a dynamic "content managed" website and I have chosen
> Python as my language of choice. Can anybody show me, a Mac user, where I,
> a programming beginner, can find tutorials for using Python for
"Michael yaV" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
Where should I begin/go to learn how to create web apps using
Python? I would like to create a dynamic "content managed" website
and I have chosen Python as my language of choice. Can anybody show
me, a Mac user, where I, a programming beginner, can f
