Quoting "Dragan Espenschied" <d...@a-blast.org>:
Python has APIs for almost anything, so consequently webpy could be
reduced to
its URL mapper probably. :) A web framework needs sessions,
templates, database,
email, otherwise it is useless.
Maybe I don't understand the web.py email API well enough:
Why do I need it? If I like to send email, I can just use
Python.
"Django lets you write web apps in Django. TurboGears lets
you write web apps in TurboGears. Web.py lets you write web
apps in Python" (Adam Atlas on http://webpy.org/)
URL mapping, sessions, templates, database access is all web
related, and the functionality is not in core Python. e-mail
is not the web and Python already has an e-mail API. One can
use it with web apps, just like FTP, SCP or XMPP might be
relevant. But why have an e-mail API in web.py?
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