> and frameworks. (Caveat: I do have my doubts about Java + J2EE
> because that environment seems too focused on low-level details...)
I hate Java as a language but I've been getting more involved
with it as a Web tool and JSP/Struts is actually quite a powerful
web development environment. Cert
> I have not, as yet learned any programming language much to my
dismay.
In that case python is a good starting
point since
it is easier to learn than most other
languages.
Person goes to a web page.
The page allows them to retrieve a file from their local hard drive.
Th
GNULinuxGeek wrote:
> So, here goes the work flow I need to support on my job.
>
>1. Person goes to a web page.
>2. The page allows them to retrieve a file from their local hard drive.
>3. They make one or two selections with check boxes or drop lists
> that define things about i
Hi,
It's certainly doable in Python; but as Danny said, you'll want a
handle on Python before you launch into web frameworks.
However, Python's a pretty easy language to pick up and run with.Just
make sure you use a Python aware editor. Going by your email address,
I found Vim to be pretty good w
> First, I think this is a wonderful list. I always see great advice and
> great attitudes about helping.
>
> My post is not about evaluating code but instead trying to get a
> reasonable judgment as to whether or not python is the best choice for
> what I am trying to do. I have not learned
