BestTechVideos: Category Turbogears Videos

Creating a Flex application using the TurboGears framework

scoundrel — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 12:24:06 GMT

In this screen capture video tutorial, Bruce Eckel and James Ward pair up to create an Adobe Flex application using the TurboGears framework. Follow along as these experts show you how to put it all together. About the authors Bruce Eckel is the author of numerous books and articles about computer programming. He gives frequent lectures and seminars for computer programmers, and was a founding member of the ANSI/ISO C++ standard committee. His best known works are Thinking in Java and Thinking in C++, aimed at programmers with little object-oriented programming experience. Most reviewers consider these books to be better written and more pedagogic than most introductory texts on Java or C++. He has since made both books available for all to download freely. However, his recent book, Thinking in Java, Fourth Edition, is no longer available in a free, electronic form. James Ward is a technical evangelist for Flex at Adobe. He enjoys programming as much as he loves climbing mountains because it provides endless new discoveries, elegant workarounds, summits, and valleys. His climbing adventures taken him many places. Likewise, technology has brought him many adventures, including Pascal and Assembly back in the early 1990s; Perl, HTML, and JavaScript in the mid 1990s; and Java and its many frameworks beginning in the late 1990s. Today he primarily uses Flex to build beautiful front ends for Java-based back ends. Prior to joining Adobe, James built a rich marketing and customer service portal for Pillar Data Systems.

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TurboGears: SQL Monitor

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:59:21 GMT

Are you old school and convinced that a real man should write his own SQL? Don't trust SQLObject? Keep an eye on it by monitoring the queries SQLObject generates for you inside CatWalk.

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TurboGears: Configure your views

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:58:42 GMT

Using CatWalk, reorder your columns by drag and drop, pick which column you want in a grid view, or choose which field to use as a label for your foreignKeys. Instead of having 'Moby Dick' by author 5, you get 'Moby Dick' by 'Herman Melville'.

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TurboGears: Manage related joins (many to many)

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:57:58 GMT

Do you need to configure which users belongs to a certain role? No problem - preview your 'role' instance and move users in or out of it using CatWalk.

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TurboGears: Manage multiple joins (one to many)

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:57:28 GMT

CatWalk knows how to handle one to many relations. For example if you preview your 'Author' instance it will display a list of it's books along it's other attributes.

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TurboGears: Browse and manage your model data

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:56:49 GMT

CatWalk lets you display, create, update or delete your model instances from within your web browser.

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TurboTunes Example

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:54:26 GMT

This demo shows you what can be achieved using the TurboGears TurboTunes application. For more information see Kevin's Ultimate TurboGears DVD.

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TurboTunes Tutorial

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:53:33 GMT

This tutorial will show you how to implement your own music store using TurboGears. For more information see Kevin's Ultimate TurboGears DVD.

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20 Minute Wiki using Turbogears

scoundrel — Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:52:48 GMT

See how to build a Wiki in 20 Minutes using the v0.9 Preview Release of TurboGears. For more information see Kevin's Ultimate TurboGears DVD.

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TurboGears: Python in the battle

scoundrel — Thu, 16 Nov 2006 22:44:29 GMT

Python has always had quality web solutions. Django was an early Rails competitor, and now Kevin Dangoor has given us TurboGears.

To check it out you should see the 20 minute video where Kevin builds a Wiki application.

You will see TurboGears in action, including the parts and pieces that it uses:

MochiKit is a clean and powerful JavaScript library
Kid is a designer- and programmer-friendly template system
CherryPy makes doing web input/output as easy as writing a Python function!
SQLObject lets you access your database as you would normal Python classes, without obscuring the database itself.

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