Genropy - a framework for creating complex applications deployed on the web

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Genropy is a Python web application framework (the Python implementation of Genro) focused on building complex, data-heavy applications rather than public websites. The talk covers using Genropy’s APIs—especially the Genro Bag—to define models, map SQL to objects, build the GUI and handle client-side MVC entirely in Python, and includes a demo creating a simple three-table app and its deployment (used for PyCon Italy attendee registration and sales).

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