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mdipierro

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    There are two types of workflow engines: sequential and finite state machines. The latter is more general and includes the former. In a finite state machine external event let you …

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    Comment #4046132

    Eventually it should be rewritten to use pyinotify. For now it was good enough for my needs.

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    Comment #3703640

    From my prospective if one likes the web2py libraries, one should use just web2py and not other frameworks. Some web2py users have also complained: what's the point? I think the po…

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    Comment #3703519

    Point me to one SQLAlchemy example that you think has no web2py DAL equivalent and I will try show you otherwise.

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    Comment #1781908

    and of course this is a completely neutral and unbiased suggestion. LOL

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    If you use web2py, web2py does that for example here is complete code to create a page that lets user post messages and read previous messages. m=db.define_table('message',Field('b…

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    Comment #1744743

    I think you want this: http://vimeo.com/13485916

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    This is based on a web2py which has a full web based IDE although the web2py web based IDE does not run on GAE because of GAE file system limitation. cube2py has a partial workarou…

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    Comment #1495902

    Why? Don't you like Star Trek?

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    Comment #816147

    For the record. They tested web.py not web2py. It is not the same thing and they are completely unrelated.

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    Comment #658026

    Both Rails and web2py follow "convention over configuration" while Django follows "configuration over convention". Each has pros and cons but coming from a Rails background you'll …

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