Suggestion: Python tools book

[Lyle Johnson]

Hamish,

There's a new book out from SAMS called "Python Developer's Handbook", by
Andre Lessa. It appears to cover a lot of these topics that you mentioned
and so you might want to check it out. I personally have not read this one
and so this isn't an endorsement of the book!

Lyle

"Hamish Lawson" <hamish_lawson at yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:mailman.982154801.10484.python-list at python.org...
> I'd welcome a book that covered the more popular third-party toolkits
> for Python, plus those toolkits (*) in the standard library that could
> use more coverage than given in the library reference. Perhaps the
> various toolkit authors could contribute a respective chapter. Does the
> community think this kind of book is needed, and what toolkits should
> be included? Here's my stab at a list of candidates:
>
>    wxPython
>    DB-API
>    Python Imaging Library
>    Numerical Python
>    mxDateTime
>    mod_python / mod_snake
>    HTMLgen
>    mxTextTools
>    ReportLab
>    PyXML*
>    TkInter*
>
> Hamish Lawson
>
>
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