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  • How to Install PyHPy
    Learn how to create a new PyHPy project. Also shows how to install PyHPy's several dependencies.
    2016-02-20 - by Christopher Sebastian
  • PyHPy Basics Part 1: Static Files
    Static files are the most basic building blocks of any project. In this tutorial, we will create a website purely from static files and PyHPy.
    2016-02-19 - by Christopher Sebastian
  • PyHPy Basics Part 2: Mako Templates
    In this tutorial, we introduce the use of Mako templates in a website project. Mako templates enable dynamic generation of output, which can help you build sites that would be too much work to make by hand.
    2016-02-18 - by Christopher Sebastian
  • PyHPy Basics Part 3: MarkDown Content
    In this tutorial, we show you how your project can incorporate MarkDown text files -- the fastest, easiest, most portable way to create website content.
    2016-02-17 - by Christopher Sebastian
  • Mako Cheat Sheet
    Mako has a lot of really good documentation. Here's a summary that shows you how to use the most important Mako features, so you can get started quickly.
    2016-01-31 - by Christopher Sebastian
  • MarkDown Cheat Sheet
    A quick summary of MarkDown formatting syntax.
    2016-01-30 - by Christopher Sebastian

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