Presentation on SQLObject & FormEncode
I gave a presentation tonight on SQLObject & FormEncode for the Bay Area Python Users Group (BayPiggies). Here are the slides for the presentation, which actually have 3 extra slides I didn’t show during the presentation because I forgot they were there (doh!).
Anyways, there were rather important I think as they actually showed two common cases where you’d want to use SQLObject and FormEncode together. That is, for moving data from a CSV file to a database, and for dealing with web forms. The latter of which I previously described in much more detail on here but it would’ve been nice to go over in the presentation, ah well.
If you’re curious about FormEncode, I put a decent amount of info into it along with some examples. It’s worth checking out if you’re ever in need of data validation and converting data types.
Very interesting. BTW the slides are beautiful, what tool did you used to make them ?
phil: That’s Keynote, the transitions are quite slick too but of course don’t show up in the static PDF.
Ben-
Good slides. I wish I could’ve been there last night….