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Matt Croydon (http://postneo.com) wrote:

Keith, you might also want to check out Django's Model stuff which has a pretty nice API and you can use even if you're not using Django for presentation layer.

∴ Matt Croydon | 8-Aug-2005 4:20am est | http://postneo.com | #8078

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