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  Praise for Rapid Web Applications with TurboGears Prentice Hall Open Source Software Development Series Preface Acknowledgments Part I: TurboGears Fundamentals

• [/chapter1] . Introduction to TurboGears

  • [/section1.1] . Why TurboGears?

  • [/section1.2] . The History of TurboGears

  • [/section1.3] . TurboGears, Ajax, and Web 2.0

  • [/section1.4] . Why TurboGears Values Being "Pythonic"

  • [/section1.5] . What Can You Do with TurboGears?

  • [/section1.6] . Coming Soon to a TurboGears Near You

  • [/section1.7] . Summary

• [/chapter2] . Getting Started with TurboGears

  • [/section2.1] . Installing TurboGears and SQLite

  • [/section2.2] . Creating a Hello World Application
  • [/section2.3] . Say Hi! (Simple Template)
  • [/section2.4] . Custom Greetings (Hello from the Controller)
  • [/section2.5] . Summary

• [/chapter3] . The Architecture of a TurboGears Application

  • [/section3.1] . What Is MVC?
  • [/section3.2] . Design Patterns and Object-Oriented MVC

  • [/section3.3] . Understanding SQLObject and TurboGears Models

  • [/section3.4] . Understanding CherryPy and TurboGears Controllers

  • [/section3.5] . Understanding Kid and TurboGears Views

  • [/section3.6] . MVC Meets Ajax
  • [/section3.7] . Summary

    • Part II: Building a Simple TurboGears Application

• [/chapter4] . Creating a Simple Application
  • [/section4.1] . Building a Simple Bookmark Collection Site

  • [/section4.2] . Testing TurboGears Applications

  • [/section4.3] . A Simple Form to Add Bookmark
  • [/section4.4] . Summary
• [/chapter5] . Enhancing Our Bookmark Application
  • [/section5.1] . Updating Our Model
  • [/section5.2] . Listing by Category
  • [/section5.3] . Updating Our Form
  • [/section5.4] . Tying Everything Together
  • [/section5.5] . Selecting Categories
  • [/section5.6] . Summary

    • Part III: Exploring a Real World TurboGears Application

• [/chapter6] . Exploring More Complex Models in WhatWhat Status

  • [/section6.1] . What Is WhatWhat Status?

  • [/section6.2] . Logging in and Using WhatWhat Status

  • [/section6.3] . Exploring the WhatWhat Status Model

  • [/section6.4] . Writing Better Model Classes
  • [/section6.5] . Summary

• [/chapter7] . Controllers, Views, and JavaScript in the WhatWhat Status

  • [/section7.1] . Dashboard Controller
  • [/section7.2] . Dashboard Templates
  • [/section7.3] . Adding a New Project
  • [/section7.4] . Dashboard Controller new_project
  • [/section7.5] . Summary

• [/chapter8] . RSS, Cookies, and Dynamic Views in WhatWhat Status

  • [/section8.1] . Cookies and RecentChanges

  • [/section8.2] . The Recent Changes Template

  • [/section] 8.3. WhatWhat Status Widgets

  • [/section] 8.4. Easy RSS with FeedController

  • [/section] 8.5. Summary

• [/chapter9] . Ajax and WhatWhat Status Projects

  • [/section9.1] . Handling Ajax Requests
  • [/section9.2] . Digging Into the Project Controller Methods
  • [/section9.3] . A First Look at project.kid
  • [/section9.4] . Summary

    • Part IV: SQLObject and TurboGears Models

• [/chapter10] . SQLObject Basics
  • [/section10.1] . ORM Basics
  • [/section10.2] . Basic SQLObject Features
  • [/section10.3] . Simple Database Queries
  • [/section10.4] . Summary
• [/chapter11] . Mastering SQLObject
  • [/section11.1] . Mapping Relationships
  • [/section11.2] . Straight SQL Queries
  • [/section11.3] . Smart Queries
  • [/section11.4] . Working with Large Result Sets
  • [/section11.5] . Summary
• [/chapter12] . Customizing SQLObject Behavior
  • [/section12.1] . Customizing SQLObject Classes with sqlmeta
  • [/section12.2] . More-Advanced SQLObject Customization
  • [/section12.3] . SQLObject and Inheritance
  • [/section12.4] . SQLObject and Transactions
  • [/section12.5] . Summary

    • Part V: TurboGears View Technologies

• [/chapter13] . Dynamic Templates with Kid
  • [/section13.1] . Creating Dynamic Templates with Kid
  • [/section13.2] . Beyond the Basics: Keeping Your Templates DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
  • [/section13.3] . Bringing It All Together
  • [/section13.4] . Summary

• [/chapter14] . Creating Better JavaScript with MochiKit

  • [/section14.1] . How to Use This Chapter

  • [/section14.2] . Introduction to MochiKit and Its Interactive Shell

  • [/section14.3] . Base Functions

  • [/section14.4] . Iterators in JavaScript

  • [/section14.5] . The Document Object Model

  • [/section14.6] . Using MochiKit.Logging to Debug

  • [/section14.7] . Working with Color
  • [/section14.8] . String Conversions and Value Formatting
  • [/section14.9] . Summary

• [/chapter15] . Effective Ajax with MochiKit

  • [/section15.1] . Handling Asynchronous EventsIncluding Ajax Requests

  • [/section15.2] . Handling JavaScript Events with MochiKit.Signal

  • [/section15.3] . Visual Effects for That "Wow Factor"
  • [/section15.4] . Summary

• [/chapter16] . TurboGears Widgets: Bringing CSS, XHTML, and JavaScript Together in Reusable Components

  • [/section16.1] . Understanding Widgets
  • [/section16.2] . Form Widgets
  • [/section16.3] . Compound Widgets
  • [/section16.4] . Widgets and Validation

  • [/section16.5] . CSS, JavaScript, and Widgets

  • [/section16.6] . Creating Custom Widgets
  • [/section16.7] . Anatomy of an Ajax Widget
  • [/section16.8] . Summary

    • Part VI: CherryPy and TurboGears Controller Technologies

• [/chapter17] . CherryPy and TurboGears Decorators

  • [/section17.1] . CherryPy URL Parsing

  • [/section17.2] . CherryPy and the HTTP Request/Response Cycle

  • [/section17.3] . CherryPy Filters

  • [/section17.4] . CherryPy and TurboGears Configuration

  • [/section17.5] . Decorators
  • [/section17.6] . Error and Exception Handling

  • [/section17.7] . RESTful Resources in TurboGears

  • [/section17.8] . Summary

• [/chapter18] . TurboGears Deployment

  • [/section18.1] . Choosing Your Production Environment

  • [/section18.2] . Using mod_rewrite or mod_proxy to Connect to CherryPy

  • [/section18.3] . Running CherryPy on mod_python

  • [/section18.4] . Other Ways of Running CherryPy behind a Web Server

  • [/section18.5] . Scalability of Your Site
  • [/section18.6] . Summary

    • Part VII: TurboGears Extras

• [/chapter19] . The TurboGears Toolbox and Other Tools

  • [/section19.1] . Toolbox Overview

  • [/section19.2] . ModelDesigner

  • [/section19.3] . CatWalk

  • [/section19.4] . WebConsole

  • [/section19.5] . Widget Browser
  • [/section19.6] . Admi18n and System Info
  • [/section19.7] . The tg-admin Command

  • [/section19.8] . Other TurboGears Tools

  • [/section19.9] . Summary
• [/chapter20] . Internationalization
  • [/section20.1] . Dealing with Unicode in Python

  • [/section20.2] . Dealing with Unicode in TurboGears

  • [/section20.3] . Translating Your Application
  • [/section20.4] . Summary

• [/chapter21] . Testing a TurboGears Application

  • [/section21.1] . Nose

  • [/section21.2] . TurboGears testutil

  • [/section21.3] . Mechanize
  • [/section21.4] . Selenium
  • [/section21.5] . Summary

• [/chapter22] . TurboGears Identity and Security

  • [/section22.1] . Basic Authentication/Authorization with Identity
  • [/section22.2] . Validating User Access with Identity
  • [/section22.3] . Avoiding Common Security Pitfalls
  • [/section22.4] . Summary
    • Part VIII: Appendix
      • Appendix A. SQLAlchemy
  • [/sectionA.1] . A Quick Tour of SQLAlchemy

  • [/sectionA.2.] SQLAlchemy in TurboGears

  • [/sectionA.3] . Data Mapper and Active Record

  • [/sectionA.4] . More about ActiveMapper

  • [/sectionA.5] . How Objects Are Cached in SQLAlchemy
  • [/sectionA.6.] Should I Use SQLAlchemy or SQLObject?
  • [/sectionA.7] . Migrating a Project to SQLAlchemy
  • [/sectionA.8] . Deployment Configuration
  • [/sectionA.9] . Application Configuration
  • [/sectionA.10] . Class Definitions
  • [/sectionA.11] . Changing Calls to byName Methods
  • [/sectionA.12] . Updating Queries
  • [/sectionA.13] . Final Thoughts

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