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Ian Bicking

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WSGIKit Tutorial Posted: Apr 21, 2005 3:22 AM
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I've finished a short tutorial on writing a simple to-do application in WSGIKit. It shows off the application setup with app-setup, application templates, new sqlobject-admin tool (in SQLObject svn repository), and the basic pattern of development I've been using lately at work (Webware, SQLObject, ZPTKit, Component).

In other news... I really hate the name WSGIKit. Ideas for something else? I also want WSGIKit to be larger than just Webware, for it to be a set of infrastructure for use with several frameworks.

One aspect of the docs that I enjoyed -- the whole thing is written for doctest, so I won't let it get out of date, but it also uses doctest to build the files, highlight the source, etc. I do this by putting doctest commands inside Restructured Text comments. This is in contrast to the SQLObject documentation, where I had a bunch of ad hoc scripts, and it's gotten painfully out of date with the code. When I have a chance to revisit that documentation, I hope to use this same technique when I revisit the SQLObject documentation.

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