Web devel with python. Whats the best route?
Alex Martelli
aleaxit at yahoo.com
Fri Jan 12 04:41:44 EST 2001
"Moshe Zadka" <moshez at zadka.site.co.il> wrote in message
news:mailman.979287866.16015.python-list at python.org...
[snip]
> Another affirmative for my "every Python programmer wrote a web
> development framework. Sometimes two."
Except that YAPTU isn't (a 'web development framework') -- it's
a small templating utility. It becomes part of web development
if you use it to produce HTML to be output from (e.g.) a CGI
script, just like, say, the '+' operator becomes part of such
a framework if you're using it to concatenate two strings in
the relevant context. Then you switch template files, and out
comes a CSV presentation textfile (from the same Python script
that produces a certain table of results), ready to pump into
your favourite DB or spreadsheet program; switch again, and a
Postscript file ready for printing could be the output -- each
of these _might_ have something to do with the web, but it's
a bit more likely to be used more locally.
> For those who need the reference: "Every scheme programmer wrote
> an object system. Sometimes two."
>
> Equivalents for C/C++/Perl/Java would be appreciated <wink>
C++ => memory management framework (most likely reference
counted, of course); this one's too easy:-).
Alex
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