RE: [Cherrypy-users] CherryPy Presentation

[Remi D. <re...@ch...>]

Hi Jeff,

I think it is an excellent-excellent presentation !!
You've done a great job at explaining simply and accurately what CherryPy is
and what is good about it :-)

Plus this presentation will be great to have for anyone who wants to make a
presentation of CherryPy in the future.

I just have a couple of remarks about the presentation:
- On page 10, you forgot the "8000" port in the URL ...
- I'm not sure why you sometimes use "root" explicitely in the URL ...
http://domain/root/page is equivalent to http://domain/page

Remi.


> Somewhat off topic but next week I'm probably (our LUG is a bit
> disorganized) going to take a stab at recruiting more CherryPy users.
>
> I am scheduled for a presentation on CherryPy our local Linux Users
> Group.  I would like to show them how simple it is to build webapps in
> CherryPy as traditionally everyone seems to use Apache/PHP.
>
> Anyways.  I've been working on my presentation.  I wanted to cover why I
> use CherryPy, why it was built, what it offers and then a few small
> examples.  Since not too many people in our Lug are Python programmers
> I'm trying to make the examples somewhat simple.  I've got my first
> draft of the presentation up on my website and was wondering if a few of
> you would mind skimming it over and see if I'm missing anything obvious
> (it's PDF not PPT) or if you can think of any suggestions to help out.
>
>    http://jclement.ca/clug/cherrypy-presentation/
>
> Thanks for the help,
> Jeff Clement