Re: [SQLObject] Looking for other people's projects
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From: Brad B. <br...@bb...> - 2004-03-09 14:38:40
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On Monday, March 8, 2004, at 04:35 PM, Ian Bicking wrote: > I'm revisiting the SQLObject homepage just a little for the 0.5.2 > release, and I'd like to include links to any applications using > SQLObject, examples, wrappers, documents, articles, etc. So if you > have or know of something, please email me. > > If you have some code on your disk that you're not sure how to > distribute, email me too and maybe we can find a place for it in the > repository somewhere (ala webware-sandbox.sf.net). My talk at last year's EuroPython may be of some use to those just starting out with it: http://www.europython.org/Talks/Slides/sqlobject_ep_talk.tar.gz The company which I work for (until Friday, Mar 12, at which point I'm making the move to independent consulting :), XSOLI, has done a credit card payment processing system (that's processed about $500,000 USD since last June/Julyish), and various telephony systems for a successful Telco in Montreal. Unfortunately, these systems won't demonstrate much without first paying money to access them, so they may be of less use in "showing off" SQLObject, but if you were interested, I could talk to Sylvain (my boss) and Daniel and at least, perhaps, see if we can write up a little case study about how we used it in each of these cases, and how it helped make our clients happy. -- Brad Bollenbach |