If that's what your application is - define the table in your model, and
add a smartgrid and you're done. It has crud (create, read, update, delete)
functionality builtin, and sane defaults.
a default smartgrid has 'add', 'query', sorting, paging, everything shown
in your screenshots.
It's so
I have tried both Django and Web2py.
I was able to get productive with Web2py right away, while I struggled with
Django.
I suggest your experience will be the same.
On Thursday, June 14, 2012 9:58:22 AM UTC-4, KarlHeinzF wrote:
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> Hallo everybody,
> first of all I am new to python and web2py.
That looks more like a web app than a Windows app so you should be OK. You
can get a pretty nice look and feel with Twitter Bootstrap which Web2py now
uses "out-of-the-box".
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