[mod_python] http://www.modpython.org/examples/

On 6/12/07, Greg Fawcett <greg at vig.co.nz> wrote:
> I agree that the mod_python examples are woefully inadequate - potential PHP
> converts have to make a big leap to understand handlers, set up apache
> directives etc. It would be great to have a PHP-to-mod_python tutorial to
> ease the way.
>
> However, the web site at http://dfo.sourceforge.net/ does nothing but
> confuse - it doesn't even explain what DFO is or why one might want it. It
> says you need to install apache, mysql and python, but only mentions
> mod_python in one line. If it was put on the mod_python examples page, I
> think it would confuse far more people than it would help.
>
> Cheers!
> Greg.
>

That is true. Fact is, i suck at writing documentation, especially
when i start waving my hands while talking to my computer screen to
explain what i am trying to tell php people on the internet. I would
be happy if you could guide me how to speak English to php people or
even mod_python people.

So i guess my first thing would be explaining dfo is nothing else then
a bunch of  handlers and some static xhtml javascript pages that post
xml data to communicate with the server using xmlhttprequest.

O man i think i am going to cry lol