recommendations for python web programming tools

[S Kemplay]

Hi Mathew,

I would suggest you look at cherrypy - cherrypy.org.

Very (very) easy to get up and running with. It includes a powerful but simple 
to use templating language to allow the seperation of code and presentation. 
And comes complete with very clear and complete documentation. Also connects 
to many databases including MySQL.

Cheers 
Sean



On Wed, 19 Nov 2003 02:53 am, Matthew Wilson wrote:
> I am about to start designing a web application for my office intranet.
> It is pretty simple: we need a way to track conversations with contacts
> and a way to update contact information.
>
> I could do it all in PHP or perl-mason, but I really like python's
> syntax and I have the time to learn something new.  I've never used any
> of the web stuff for python.  I need something that is easy and quick to
> learn.  I need support for connection to MySQL, simple user
> authentication based on passwords, and either a templating system, or
> the ability to embed python code in html, like PHP. I already have
> Apache installed and running on a Red Hat linux box.
>
> I don't need the most high-performance system.  We have 8 users at the
> most that will be logging in simultaneously.
>
> All recommendations are welcome.