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That topic says it all?
At the moment I`m experimenting a lot. (web.py, cherrypy,werkzeug) so may be you can give me some Insiration.
I guess Werkzeug will be the most popular. Maybe because its the most nerdy (<-- certainly the wrong expression )
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We require aditional pylons.
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Tried web.py, cherrypy, django and took a quick look at werkzeug and bottle to finally go with tornado. (at least for now)
Imho there are already too many frameworks around. Diversity is nice and all, but if 90% do 99% the same way there is no benefit in it.
Same thing with the 2000 distributions around.
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We require aditional pylons.
Not enough vespene gas ..
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Mr.Elendig wrote:We require aditional pylons.
Not enough vespene gas ..
You guys are crazy.. I had to google that one .
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django rulezzzz!
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I didn't dig that much into any other, then couldn't say it's my favourite: it's Pylons I chose for my daily work.
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web2py is nice.
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If you like werkzeug then maybe Armin Ronacher's latest blog posts on werkzeug and Flask will interest you.
Apart from that, bobo for the really quick stuff, and pylons for the serious stuff.
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So far I've only considered web.py, but I guess I'll have to check out the stuff alterecco posted.
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If you like werkzeug then maybe Armin Ronacher's latest blog posts on werkzeug and Flask will interest you.
Apart from that, bobo for the really quick stuff, and pylons for the serious stuff.
This is a cool post thanks alot
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Werkzeug all the way. I've used pylons, bottle, webpy, and a few of my own frameworks. I give werkzeug two thumbs way, way up!
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pylons !!
-flexible, powerful, can do anything with it... comes with a price... learning cure is little steep, but its really worth.
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tornado, cyclone (tornado ported to run on twisted), bottle.
Things I like about the above: They support restful routing.
I dislike frameworks that send POST and GET requests to the same routing target, and make you do
argument parsing to figure out what type of request it actually was. gross!
We use lots of twisted at work (though twisted.web is pretty awful).
Things I want to try but haven't had time to yet:
gunicorn (with gevent/greenlets) + bottle. Gevent is pretty slick for some things, and gunicorn has a gevent based 'reactor' option now.
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django ftw
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