Pylons tip #4 – SQLite3, datetime.date and datetime.datetime handling

I wrote in a previous article about using SQLite with Pylons. SQLite is great for small-to-medium web projects and also prototyping. Its not very hard to port a SQLite implementation to a more robust and scalable RDBMS such as PostgreSQL.
Anyway, if you have used SQLite in any capacity, you have no doubt noticed [...]

Pylons tip #2: Using SQLite with Pylons

SQLite is an extremely useful little database. It has a nifty bunch of features and is super simple to set up. Using SQLite reduces the cost of developing and maintaining a powerful SQL database even more than traditional free RDBMS’ like PostgreSQL and MySQL. Your database is simply an on-disk file – [...]