Documentation

[JohnMc]

I note that I am not the only newbie on the group. And not the only
one struggling with some of the finer points of web2py. (I have the
book, its great for starters.) Thing is as I watch the discussion the
docs for most of the details are out there.

Is there some kind soul that could do a table of contents beyond the
book? Maybe by --

DAL
FORMS
Views
Javascript
High value internals.

Essentially the AlterEgo, plus other docs just assembled in a
directory tree by subject. The epydocs are great but are kind of like
taking a sip from a firehose on full for somebody just starting out.

Merely a suggestion.

[waTR]

I think if you are willing to collect a few articles/posts and submit
them, someone will be willing to organize them into a table of
contents. Not sure how fair it is to ask a bunch of volunteers to do
something like this all by themselves.

[Vidul Petrov]

Yes the book is wonderful, the only problem I met is the format - pdf,
it would be very useful if the book is in chm format, so that search
and index tabs are available.
I tried with different psd2chm converters, but they didn't work as
expected.