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The Pengine Pages: Web Programming Made Easy
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The wiki pages are intended to collect best practices about using the
Pengines
package. Topics:
Understanding the Pengines concept
Adding application logic to a pengine server
The Genealogist Part 1: Your first real Pengines application
The Genealogist Part 2: Giving it a web-based GUI
The Genealogist Part 3: Supporting db updates
The Genealogist Part 4: Improving the GUI
Using Pengines from Python