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= Python and Databases Brainstorm = = Python and Databases =
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== Pamphlet ==
This is where we need to settle on what to cover in the flyer. We need to keep it concise because there is not much room. Here are the topics I think are relevant:
We intend to show that Python is an ideal language to choose for database interaction. In particular, the Python DBI offers a consistent look and feel when it comes to using just about any database.
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  * ''Almost'' any serious program needs persistent storage of some type.
  * The Python DBI gives a consistent look and feel to most databases.
  * A brief example on connecting to and calling a database.
  * Something about speed vs. C/C++ or Java?
[BrainStorm Brainstorming] - This is where we can record ideas, try formats, and debate the topics to be covered. Have an idea to share? This is where you want to start.
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== Web Page ==
Will we have a web page to show off more detailed examples and offer a FAQ list?
[BSPamphleT Pamphlet] - This is where we store copy and images for the various pamphlets we may (or may not) create.

Python and Databases

We intend to show that Python is an ideal language to choose for database interaction. In particular, the Python DBI offers a consistent look and feel when it comes to using just about any database.

[BrainStorm Brainstorming] - This is where we can record ideas, try formats, and debate the topics to be covered. Have an idea to share? This is where you want to start.

[BSPamphleT Pamphlet] - This is where we store copy and images for the various pamphlets we may (or may not) create.

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