turbogears.org

The Python Web Framework that scales with you.

TG2 is built on top of the experience of several next generation web frameworks including TG1, Django a Rails

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tgext.utils 0.0.4 has been released ( https://t.co/Be9Bc1geKJ )

This addressed an escape bug in metatags helpers and moves to pytest as the testsuite runner

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Version 2.3.0 of ToscaWidgets2 was released.
Allows to override fields in subclasses of Form (specialize forms) and to use Formencode validators with CompoundValidator

https://t.co/iH85wS5n9s

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TurboGears 2.4.3 released: https://t.co/qTG5ysIICC

This version adds support for native languages, SameSite and Secure auth cookies and better copes with pytest, mock and doctest on thread local objects.

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

Article about @turbogearsorg on homepage of https://t.co/nX0eyk6dFS the biggest Italian online portal about software development.
I'm concurrently proud and very concerned :D

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It's always great to see that users do appreciate the ease of use and flexibility that TurboGears always tried to provide out of the box!

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TurboGears 2.4.1 released: https://t.co/V2IS95hKlN

This is a bugfix and improvements release for TurboGears 2.4

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If you are using FullStackApplicationConfigurator to setup your TG applications with 2.4, just released tgext.debugbar 0.5 now supports enabling the debugbar on it too ( https://t.co/B8Dj4szdAN )

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

Happy to see that @KallitheaSCM 0.4 was released recently, I totally missed that!

https://t.co/2isYyYeeF6

I consider this a major milestone because the project switched from Pylons to @turbogearsorg as its underlying framework in this release!

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TurboGears 2.4.0 released: https://t.co/7utBqEGeZm

This is a major release the cleans up the codebase, introduces a new more powerful configuration system and moves toward being a Python3 first project.

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tgext.pluggable 0.8.3 released with fixes for replace_template and load_template_patches on TG2.4: https://t.co/3CigpLfutO

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

@turbogearsorg ToscaWidgets2 #wsgi #framework #widgets new documentation is finally available in the develop branch: https://t.co/bnShnViYme

It's a major improvement over the past documentation, with many examples. Have a look if you don't already know TW2! Or even if you do ;)

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DEPOT 0.6.0 ( https://t.co/F1KjBpwcq2 ) just released with support for files that should be deleted due to a SQLAlchemy relationship deletions, a fix in parsing base url where files should be served and official support for Python 3.7!

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tgext.pluggable 0.8.0 has been released https://t.co/1Fi7Hmvv46

This version adds support for pluggable applications in TurboGears 2.4, most pluggable applications have been tested and ported to 2.4, if you need to update check their github repository for latest changes.

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tgext.crud 0.9.0 was just released.

This version introduces support for sorting over related entities in the CRUD table and fixes a few bugs.

See https://t.co/uHnCUsZxK2 for the full release announcement.

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TurboGears #Python web framework 2.4.0a1 pre-release with major improvements to the configuration system is now available on @pypi

Release Announcement: https://t.co/0U5flvsqYB

See https://t.co/qrHTg1hc83 for an article on the new components based configuration system.

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For all @turbogearsorg users out there, the Web Chapter includes a few interesting recipes to implement features provided by TurboGears and the Backlash debugger with the plain standard library, so you can use them with any WSGI framework ;)

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

Very relieved and proud that the Python Standard Library Cookbook https://t.co/HQAGULLsMs is finally out! I hope I that the recipes in the cookbook will entertain and maybe teach something new about the standard library to as many Python developers out there as possible :)

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Want to peak into the upcoming 2.4 ApplicationConfigurator? Have a look at the development branch documentation, some tutorials already got ported to it https://t.co/qUAwcUwiV2

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A new TurboGears section was deployed on @fullstackpython with many resources for people willing to learn it and with an overview of what makes @turbogearsorg different from all other web frameworks!

https://t.co/nOW83dumsK

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

I finally merged the config-refactoring branch into @turbogearsorg development branch. There is no coming back. 2.4 will have new pluggable configuration system. I feel relieved, as the config system has always been the most criticised part of TG and we finally have a clean one.

[Alessandro Molina @__amol__]

I'm still surprised when I read articles that mention SQLObject, Kid and Pylons in @turbogearsorg in 2018, has been at least 3-4 years that we have SQLAlchemy, Kajiki and our own core (which is 4-5 times faster than Pylons was)