In working up a response to the survey being conducted by Forrester Research on dynamic languages, there is a section wherein they want to see code samples. The samples must include all code written for the example, and URLs to any frameworks or modules used. Their objective is to see how efficient/elegant the language is for developers. This is one area in which Python should excel. 1) Render a simple Web page containing text, data, and graphics, as specified in this wireframe mockup: http://dfwpython.org/uploads/Forrester/WireframeShot-1.jpg With the myriad number of web frameworks for Python, this is hard but let's pick those a few that are most expressive, as the person evaluating it may not be familiar with Python per se, but be looking for readability. 2) Invoke a simple Web service and format/display the results. This can be either web services or REST, whichever one looks cleanest. 3) Create a mash-up that overlays local temperature data onto a Google map. 4) Create a simple form for data submission with fields and drop down selects and a submit button, as specified in this wireframe mockup. At least one field should be validated. http://dfwpython.org/uploads/Forrester/WireframeShot-2.jpg To help our community's standing in the survey, and perhaps promotion of your favorite web framework, please consider picking one of these or providing a trimmed down example of existing code. Send it via private email to me, and I'll get it included in the survey response. Forrester's deadline to us is by the end of this week, May 18th. Thanks, Jeff Rush Python Advocacy Coordinator