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Getting Started with TurboGears

• Getting Started
  • TurboGears 2.1.4 Standard Installation
    • Recommended Installation Environment
    • System Package Installation
    • Installation for the Impatient
    • Explaining the Installation Process
    • Running the Installed Environment
    • Upgrading TurboGears
    • Install a Database Driver
    • What’s Next?
  • Alternate Installation Process
    • 32-bit Windows
    • Mac OSX Install
    • Linux Root Install
    • Python 2.4 Installation
    • Install Via PIP
    • Source Install (Development Version)
  • Quickstarting A TurboGears 2.1.4 Project
    • Create The Database
    • Run The Server
    • Using MongoDB
    • What’s Next?
  • Explore A Quickstarted Project
    • Controllers
    • Templates
    • Public (Static Files)
    • Models
    • Lib
    • Config
    • Tests
    • Websetup
  • Database Schema Migrations
    • Prerequisites
    • Getting Started
    • Integrating Migrations in the Development Process
    • Additional Information and Help

Tutorials

• Advanced Tutorials
  • TurboGears 2 At A Glance
    • Introducing MVC (Model View Controller)
    • Hello World Using Template
    • Hello World Using A Static File
    • Hello World Using A Controller
    • Hello World Combining Template With Controller
    • Hello World Using Flash
    • What Was Covered
  • The TurboGears 2 Wiki Tutorial
    • Setup
    • Quickstart
    • Controller And View
    • Wiki Model and Database
    • Adding Controllers
    • Adding Views (Templates)
    • Editing pages
    • Saving Our Edits
    • What About WikiWords?
    • Hey, Where’s The Page?
    • Adding A Page List
    • Further Exploration
  • A Movie Database (Models, Views, Controllers)
    • Getting Started
    • SQLAlchemy Models
    • Types
    • Properties
    • Working with the Model
    • Browse/Edit with Admin GUI
    • Working with the Model in a Controller
    • Altering a View
    • Aside: Adding some Style
    • Automatic Forms for User Interaction (Sprox)
    • Customizing the Sprox Form
    • Adding Basic Pagination
    • Next Steps
    • References
  • Simple Widget Form Tutorial
    • Starting The Project
    • Intro To Widgets And Forms
    • Defining The Form
    • Displaying The Comment Form
    • Form Field Validators
    • Form Processing
    • Conclusion
    • Download The Example Project
  • Using ToscaWidgets to Create Forms
    • Introduction
    • Tutorial
    • A very Basic Form
    • Displaying The Form
    • Loading Options From The Database
    • Simple Customization
    • Customizing With CSS And Form Templates
    • Adding a File Upload
    • More Form Fields
    • Form Validation
    • More Validators
  • Pagination Quickstart For Turbogears2
    • Prerequisites
    • Basic Pagination
    • Paginate Decorator
    • Advanced Pagination
  • DataGrid Tutorial
    • Preparing Application
    • Basic DataGrid
    • Paginating DataGrid
    • Sorting Columns
    • Edit Column Button
  • Authentication and Authorization in TurboGears 2
    • Overview
    • The three pillars: Users, groups and permissions
    • Getting started, quickly
    • Beyond the quickstart
  • Using Authorize.net in a TurboGears Form
    • The Authorize Package
    • Defining The Validator
    • Defining The Form
    • Using It In A Controller
  • Moving From Other Frameworks
    • Intro to TurboGears for CakePHP developers
  • Extended Tutorials / White Papers
    • Card List Exchange Manager, by Michael Pedersen

Working with TurboGears

• Tips and Recipes
  • Core: Read These Pages!
    • Authentication and Authorization in TurboGears 2
    • FormEncode @validate, and TurboGears Validation
    • Writing Controller Methods
    • Genshi How-To
    • ToscaWidgets
    • TurboGears 2 Configuration
    • Configuring and using the Logging System
    • Serving Static Files (Css, Javascript, Images, etc.)
    • Handling Internationalization And Localization
    • Modeling Your Application
    • Handling HTTP Requests (Controllers)
    • Automatic Forms/Controllers
    • Templates/Views
    • Javascript Libraries
  • Testing
    • Testing TurboGears Applications
  • Installation and Deployment
    • TurboGears 2.1.4 Standard Installation
    • Alternate Installation Process
    • Deployment
  • Tools
    • Profiling Your App
    • ToolBox
    • Command Line Reference
    • TurboGears 2 Configuration
    • Configuring and using the Logging System
    • Command Line Scripts
    • Scheduling Tasks
  • Special Effects and Extensions
    • Using Multiple Databases In TurboGears
    • Using PyAMF With TurboGears2
    • Using FirePython With TurboGears2
    • Using Authorize.net in a TurboGears Form
    • tgext.geo: Geographic Extensions for TurboGears
    • Real-time Web
  • Performance and optimization
    • Profiling Your App
    • Template Performance
    • Caching
    • Next Steps

Getting To Know TurboGears

• The Gears in Detail
  • What’s New With The Latest Release
    • What’s New In TurboGears 2
  • General Project Information
    • The Turbogears Way
    • A Request’s Flow Through The TurboGears Stack
    • Contributing To TurboGears 2
    • Using BitBucket’s Mercurial Service with TurboGears
    • TurboGears Licenses
    • TurboGears And Pylons Working Together
    • Documentation Generation Guide
    • Setting up the TurboGears Test Environment and Testing
  • Libraries and Modules Shipped With TurboGears
    • Modules
    • tg.decorators – Decorators
    • tg.flash – Flash
    • FormEncode
    • webhelpers – helper functions for web applications
    • Third-party components

TurboGears 2 Extensions and Tools

Read More about how you can extend your TurboGears2 application with Admin and Geo capabilities.

• Extending and Contributing
  • TG2 Extensions
    • Admin
      • TurboGears Administration System
    • Crud
      • tgext.crud.controller
    • Geo
      • tgext.geo: Geographic Extensions for TurboGears
    • Command
      • TGExt.Command
  • Caching
    • Application-level Caching (Beaker)
      • Using the Cache
      • Other Cache Operations
    • Template Caching
      • Genshi Loader Cache
      • Prerendered Templates Caches
    • Configuring Beaker
    • Memcached
      • References
    • HTTP-Level Caching
      • Browser-side Caching with ETag
  • Configuring and using the Logging System
  • Scheduling Tasks
    • Installation
    • Setup
    • Scheduling Tasks

Useful Utilities and Tools

• Utilities
  • AutoGenerating Model Code with SQLAutocode
  • Generating your own Private Python Package Index

Testimonials, White Papers, and Case Studies

• Testimonials, White Papers, and Case Studies
  • Card List Exchange Manager, by Michael Pedersen

Indices and tables

• Index
• Module Index
• Search Page

All To Do Items From The Docs

• All To Do Items From The Docs
  • Questions
  • Useful Links:
  • Testing Notes and Links
  • From Admin Through Creating Your Own Widgets
  • Repoze Docs
  • 20 Minute Wiki Issues
  • Apache/mod_wsgi
  • Sprox Disabling ‘id’ Field Editing When Using AddRecordForm
  • Using tg.config Variables
  • On Spawning New Processes and Threads
  • On Adding Robots.txt
  • On How To Limit Routes To Specific Languages
  • Serving Specific File Types
• Misc To Do Items From The Docs
  • Configuration
  • Authorization/Authentication
  • ToscaWidgets
  • Controllers
  • Installation
  • Database
  • Templating
  • Review
  • General
  • Other

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