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Pylons, or Python is fun again ! « Beachcoder
May 1, 2007 ... Until I found Pylons. Unlike Rails and Django, Pylons is not marketed in ... Superficially, Pylons resembles Rails: it follows the same MVC ...
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Tesla, a Pylons/Elixir framework « Beachcoder
Jun 22, 2007 ... Any feedback, suggestions and criticism are welcome (please post to the Pylons mailing list or IRC chat). The name comes from Nicola Tesla, ...
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Exploring Mako « Beachcoder
May 11, 2007 ... With Mako you can do this with namespaces. A namespace is essentially just a library of template code. For example, say you have a Mako file ...
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Exploring Mako « Beachcoder
May 11, 2007 ... If you are using Pylons you can use helpers, but Mako namespaces are better if the code is more HTML than Python. ...
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