This is an example of a Django tutorial "polls" being rewritten in web2py.
Hope to help kickstart:
http://vimeo.com/6507384
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Let's say you buy a car (spend time and money to learn a framework). It is a
good advice to stick with it and don't change your car (framework) too often
until the maintenance costs (keep up with changes, backward
incompatibilities, integration with third party libraries) exceed the cost
of buying
Since you said you know Django, perhaps this video will help jump start with
web2py:
http://www.vimeo.com/6504620
Massimo
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If you know Django you basically know web2py. Let me address some of you
concerns below and then I will give you some examples:
> web2py
> Simpler syntax for doing things (This may be a nice factor, but then it
> does do more 'magic')
The only "magic" is that your code is executed in a context, n
