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Python 3 Web Development

Beginner's Guide Use Python to create, theme, and deploy unique web applications

Michel Anders

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

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Python 3 Web Development

Beginner's Guide

Copyright ? 2011 Packt Publishing

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First published: May 2011

Production Reference: 1060511

Published by Packt Publishing Ltd. 32 Lincoln Road Olton Birmingham, B27 6PA, UK. ISBN 978-1-849513-74-6 Cover Image by Rakesh Shejwal (shejwal.rakesh@)

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Credits

Author Michel Anders

Reviewers Michael Driscoll R?man Joost Tomi Juhola Andrew Nicholson Herjend Teny

Acquisition Editor Sarah Cullington

Development Editor Neha Mallik

Technical Editors Sakina Kaydawala Gauri Iyer

Copy Editor Leonard D'Silva

Project Coordinators Poorvi Nair Michelle Quadros

Proofreader Mario Cecere

Indexer Tejal Daruwale

Graphics Nilesh Mohite

Production Coordinator Kruthika Bangera

Cover Work Kruthika Bangera

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About the Author

Michel Anders, after his chemistry and physics studies where he spent more time on

computer simulations than on real world experiments, the author found his real interests lay with IT and Internet technology, and worked as an IT manager for several different companies, including an Internet provider, a hospital, and a software development company. After his initial exposure to Python as the built-in scripting language of Blender, the popular 3D modeling and rendering suite, the language became his tool of choice for many projects. He lives happily in a small converted farm, with his partner, three cats, and twelve goats. This tranquil environment proved to be ideally suited to writing his first book, Blender 2.49 Scripting (Packt Publishing, 978-1-849510-40-0). He loves to help people with Blender and Python-related questions and may be contacted as 'varkenvarken' at and maintains a blog on Pythonspecific subjects at .

For Clementine, always.

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