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      <title>CouchDB and Pylons: User Registration and Login</title>
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      <description>In the previous tutorial, we learned how to get CouchDB and Pylons up and running, as well as create a simple page counter. Now we are going to implement a simple user authentication system. This tutorial will teach you how to use formencode to validate forms and CouchDB to store our user data.
Let&amp;rsquo;s start by creating a new pylons project and some controllers.
$ paster create -t pylons userdemo $ cd userdemo $ paster controller main $ paster controller auth Also, delete public/index.</description>
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