Python for the World Wide Web

by Chris Fehily

The quick and easy way to master Python for Internet and Intranet programming-- Visual, step-by-step guide to the popular Python programming language

-- Cross -platform coverage for the Mac, Windows, and Unix environments

-- Teaches techniques for cookies, session management, and integration with XML

The freely distributed Python programming language is becoming increasingly popular for programmers working on Internet and Intranet applications. With its clear syntax and high quality functions, the language is used in many popular Internet services such as Yahoo and thousands of non-Internet applications as well. Python for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide helps readers master the language with simple steps, screen shots, and clear explanations. Beginning with a thorough overview of the language, the book then covers modules, packages, input and output, errors, classes, and regular expression. With the foundation laid, the book brings the Python language to real-world usage in Web development and is suitable for beginning to intermediate users who want to join the Python revolution.

Genres: Programming

Hardcover

First published November 5, 2001

Reviews

[Kelly]

Quick and simple introduction into Python. I've been writing a tiny bit of this stuff lately, but this was a great overview of the general concepts.

This would even make a great introduction to programming to first time programmers since each page is split vertically into code and explanation. Explains basic programming concepts and even Object Oriented Programming.

[David]

Good book. I like how it gives examples. But not as real-world as I would have preferred (vs. their PHP/MySQL book, for example). Oh well.

[Rod]

Direct and to the point, not full of blather.

[Jennifer]

Strictly for reference, don't expect any exercises in long examples.