Packt Publishing Python 3 Web Development, Beginner's Guide (2011).pdf

Python 3 Web Development

Beginner's Guide

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First published: May 2011

Producion Reference: 1060511

Published by Packt Publishing Ltd.

32 Lincoln Road

Olton

Birmingham, B27 6PA, UK.

ISBN 978-1-849513-74-6

www.packtpub.com

Cover Image by Rakesh Shejwal ( shejwal.rakesh@gmail.com )

About the Author

Michel Anders , ater his chemistry and physics studies where he spent more ime on

computer simulaions than on real world experiments, the author found his real interests

lay with IT and Internet technology, and worked as an IT manager for several diferent

companies, including an Internet provider, a hospital, and a sotware development company.

Ater his iniial exposure to Python as the built-in scriping language of Blender, the popular

3D modeling and rendering suite, the language became his tool of choice for many projects.

He lives happily in a small converted farm, with his partner, three cats, and twelve goats.

This tranquil environment proved to be ideally suited to wriing his irst book, Blender 2.49

Scriping ( Packt Publishing , 978-1-849510-40-0).

He loves to help people with Blender and Python-related quesions and may be contacted as

'varkenvarken' at http://www.blenderartists.org/ and maintains a blog on Python-

speciic subjects at http://michelanders.blogspot.com/ .

For Clemenine, always.

About the Reviewers

Michael Driscoll has been programming Python since the Spring of 2006 and has

dabbled in other languages since the late nineies. He graduated from the University with

a Bachelors of Science degree, majoring in Management Informaion Systems. Michael

enjoys programming for fun and proit. His hobbies include Biblical apologeics, blogging

about Python at http://www.blog.pythonlibrary.org/ , and learning photography.

Michael currently works for the local government, where he does programming with Python

as much as possible. Michael was also a Technical Reviewer for Python 3: Object Oriented

Programming by Dusty Phillips and Python Graphics Cookbook by Mike Ohlson de Fine (both

by Packt Publishing ).

I would like to thank my friends and family for their support and the fun

imes they share with me. Most of all, I want to thank Jesus for saving me

from myself.

Róman Joost discovered open source sotware in 1997. He is the project manager for

user documentaion for GNU Image Manipulaion Program (GIMP). Róman also helped with

German internaionalizaion of GIMP. He has been contribuing to GIMP and Zope open

source projects for eight years.

Róman has a Diplom-Informaiker (FH) from the University of Applied Sciences in Koethen

(Anhalt). He has worked for Zope companies—Gocept GmbH & Co in Germany, Infrae in

The Netherlands, and is currently working for a Zope company in Brisbane, Australia. For

relaxaion, he enjoys photography and digital paining with GIMP.

Tomi Juhola is a sotware development professional from Finland. He has a wide range of

development experience from embedded systems to modern distributed enterprise systems

in various roles such as tester, developer, consultant, and trainer.

Currently, he works in a inancial company and shares this ime between development lead

duies and helping other projects to adopt Scrum and Agile methodologies. He likes to spend

his free ime with new interesing development languages and frameworks.

He has reviewed conference proposals, a Python development book, and has also published

his own Master's theses on Agile embedded development.

Andrew Nicholson is a computer engineer with over fourteen years of professional

experience in a broad range of compuing technologies. He is currently a Technical Director

with Ininite Recursion Pty Ltd.—a bespoke sotware engineering company located in Sydney,

Australia. He is a passionate advocate and a paricipant in the free, libre, and open source

sotware (FLOSS) community and has acively paricipated since 1999 contribuing code,

ideas, and energy in this engineering community. He was a Technical Reviewer for the book

Python Tesing: Beginner's Guide (2010), Packt Publishing .

Nicholson has a B.Eng (Computer) [Honours 1] from Newcastle University, Australia and a

M.Eng (Wireless) with Merit from Sydney University, Australia.

Nicholson's biography can be read at http://www.infiniterecursion.com.au/

people/ .

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