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The code in this tutorial is inspired by this tutorial:

werkzeug.pocoo.org/documentation/

We acknowledge the excellent work of the original version.
  • Justin Lilly 2 months ago
    This videos title is rediculous. You didn't write a wiki in 3 minutes, you copy and pasted text into a window. That would be like me saying I wrote a novel in 10 seconds by copy + pasting it into a text editor. Way to be misleading and retarded.
  • mdipierro plus 2 months ago
    Yes. I do cut and paste the code (to avoid mistakes in typing) but I do read it almost line by line and explain it within the 3 minutes. A fast typist can do it. Besides, the 3 minutes refer to the time you'll have to spend watching the video to get the idea not the time it took me to make it. I have spent my time writing code, explaining, and making the video. You do not have to watch it. You do not have to like it. You are free to express your opinion. Instead, you chosen to post a gratuitous offensive comment on my page. I could take your comment down but I will not. Thank you.
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  • NexNova 2 months ago
    Hi Massimo,
    I signed in Vimeo only to express my congratulation on your wonderful work (I wasn't able to comment without an account :-) )
    I've always read good things about web2py, but I still haven't used it. After this video, I will surely try it!
    Many thanks!
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  • NexNova 2 months ago
    P.S. : from 7:16 to 8:05 there is no audio.
  • mdipierro plus 2 months ago
    Ouch! Sorry.

    The audio was supposed to explain who you deploy on Google App Engine:
    1) you create an account on GAE
    2) You download the App Engine Launcher
    3) You run it and choose [File][Add Existing Application] and make it point to the web2py/ folder
    4) You click [Run] to run it locally with the GAE development server on port 8080 and test it
    5) You click [Upload] to deploy to GAE
    The index.yaml and app.yaml file are already in the web2py/ folder and you should edit them according to needs.

    Thanks for your comments.
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  • Tim Michelsen 2 months ago
    Please, where can I find the code of this appliance (and the appliances of the other videos)?
    Thanks.
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  • mdipierro plus 2 months ago
    You can find the code here: web2py.com/appliances/default/show/55
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