Thanks Alan, Jeff and John!
I am have been so impressed with the responses and response times I get
from this list. I wish I could compensate you for your time(I'm broke at
the moment), you just can't buy this "customer service" anywhere else.
Hopefully when I am further along I can "man the fort"
On Sep 12, 2008, at 3:30 PM, Patrick wrote:
I like SQLite, it's really easy to work with. I would like to model my
database in it natively but I am having quite a bit of trouble mapping
the variables in the SQLIte database via PySQLite. It appears that
this
sort of thing is SQLalchemy's strong
On Friday 12 September 2008 03:30:13 pm Patrick wrote:
> I guess I am a Python framework burnout. I have tried so many of them
> over the past two months, they are just not right for me right now. I am
> trying to put together a program to generate my website offline via the
> MVC paradigm, all I n
"Patrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
I like SQLite, it's really easy to work with. I would like to model
my
database in it natively but I am having quite a bit of trouble
mapping
the variables in the SQLIte database via PySQLite. It appears that
this
sort of thing is SQLalchemy's strong suit. H
I guess I am a Python framework burnout. I have tried so many of them
over the past two months, they are just not right for me right now. I am
trying to put together a program to generate my website offline via the
MVC paradigm, all I need to deal with is lots of static data.
I like SQLite, it's
