Fredrik Lundh wrote:
> Paul Boddie wrote:
>
>> Meanwhile, the Web programming standardisation scene remains
>> stagnant.
>
> Aw, come on. The Python web programming standardisation wars are over, for
> now.
> There's Django, and there's TurboGears,
And there's Pylons...
> and there's Zope 2/3, all with slightly different
> approaches, and slightly different target audiences. Unless you're doing
> really odd things,
> one of these will be more than good enough for your application.
>
> (as for WSGI, it's plumbing. You can of course build fun things from spare
> parts and
> plumbing, and there are really interesting things going on in certain
> research labs, as usual,
> but if you want turn-key stuff, pick one of the big three.)
>
> </F>
>
>
>
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