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- SUBJ1
- Grok 1.4 released!
- Grok 1.4 is a feature release of Grok based on the Zope Toolkit 1.1.1.
- 1.4
- Grok 1.4 is a feature release
- 0.10.1
- Release to fix the dependency problems of the versions of installed packges.
- Grok Releases
- Information about new features, changes and bug fixes for releases of Grok.
- Download
- How to download and install Grok for the first time
- Additional import needed
- Additional import needed
- Import change with zope.formlib 4
- Import change with zope.formlib 4
- Change in grok.Fields?
- Change in grok.Fields?
- Grok 1.3 released!
- Grok 1.3 is a feature release of Grok based on the Zope Toolkit 1.1c1.
- 1.3
- Grok 1.3 is a feature release of Grok based on the Zope Toolkit 1.1c1.
- How to get started with Dolmen
- Dolmen is set of libraries to create a CMS. You will learn how to get started with Dolmen.
- Grok Forums
- Nabble provides a web interface to the Grok mailing lists.
- Install Grok on MS Windows
- This HowTo gives instructions for installing Grok on the various flavours of MS Windows. Please note that this HowTo is a _WORK IN PROGRESS_ during the alpha releases of Grok version 1.0 and grokproject version 1.0. TBD denotes To Be Discussed/Determined/Developed/Described/Done
- Using Virtualenv for a clean Grok installation
- NOTE: As of Grok 1.2, you do not need to use virtualenv. Grok is automatically isolated from the system python environment.
- Setting Up The Environment
- Configuring the project environment, understanding where files are located, and how to run application and test code.
- Typo?
- Typo?
- Grok 1.2 released!
- Grok 1.2 is a feature release of Grok based on the Zope Toolkit 1.0, zc.buildout-1.5.2. A very large number of zope.app.* dependencies have been removed to have a smaller, more manageable footprint.
- 1.2
- Grok 1.2 is a feature release of Grok based on the Zope Toolkit 1.0, zc.buildout-1.5.2. A very large number of zope.app.* dependencies have been removed to have a smaller, more manageable footprint.
- Upgrade notes
- This document outlines how to update Grok applications so that they continue to work with newer versions of Grok. It only describes changes involving incompatibilities or deprecations, not new features (please refer to ``CHANGES.txt`` for those).
- Searching Objects
- Indexing the contents of your objects allow you to perform fast complex search operations.
- Basic ORM with megrok.rdb and SQLAlchemy
- This how-to describes the basics of connecting to and mapping relational data to python classes via the Object Relational Mapper(ORM) SQLAlchemy using megrok.rdb. It will discuss the process of mapping existing views and tables as well as dynamic creation of new tables.
- Eggs, Known Good Sets and developing with unreleased Grok source code
- Grok releases are distributed as Python eggs. This gives you the flexibility to easily control what versions of each of the individual python packages that are used to make up a Grok application. Learn why this is a desirable goal, and how you can use this to develop your Grok application based on unreleased versions of Grok checked out from subversion.
- Using a relationfield to express relationships between objects
- In this How To you will learn how to create relations between objects both directly and transparently for the user by using the z3c.relationfield and z3c.relationfieldui packages, which are based on the zc.relation package
- Initial Tests and Model Objects
- Begin transcribing the application requirements into tests and perform the first coding cycle to satisfy the tests. This is the first exposure to working with model objects and unit testing.
