On Wed, Jul 6, 2011 at 9:33 PM, Robert Ramsay wrote:
> Looking to the future when pyramid can stably run on PyPy, you will
> likely find it hard to see any difference.
FTR, Pyramid does run on PyPy. If you look at jenkins.pylonsproject.org the
tests are run on PyPy and Jython just the same as C
i've used play. it's not new actually, i guess it's been 3 years or
so. it's really a great framework breaking the rules of "java web".
this is what makes it great. it does not introduce any new concepts or
provide more than what pyramid provides. if you want to use play
framework, use it with scal
Hi,
I'm trying to write a unit test for an old pylons 0.9.7 application.
The issue we have is that it's very easy to accidentally hard-code URL
paths in our jinja2 templates, which works fine until someone hosts
our application at a different prefix (i.e.- hosts it at
'http://localhost/foo/' inste