[Tutor] mod_python and other web frameworks

[Liam Clarke]

Hi,

I recommend checking out the Turbogears 20 minute Wiki tutorial,
although I'd hold off using it until the 0.9 release comes out with
some useful changes.

When you use it, it sits behind mod_python and responds to requests made.
You can see a Turbogears error message here - :D
http://digitalsouth.net.nz/~cyresse/index.htm that I've been playing
with. Normally it works. ;)

Django is also worth having a look at, but it's a bit sharper to learn
The Turbogears Google group is really supportive, by the way.

Regards,

Liam Clarke

On 1/26/06, Intercodes <intercodes at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> Disclaimer:  Beginner.
>
> I have an idea of coding a web application and decided to do it entirely
> with python (reddit style). I started looking for web programming in python
> and somehow I saw mod_python first. Iam perusing the help document now.
>
> Few minutes of browsing confused my mind entirely , since it seems there are
> about 20 different web frameworks available for python. I am left clueless
> as to pick which one. I have an soft side towards the one I picked first.
>
> Considering yourself as a beginner to python  ,do you prefer mod_python over
> all other framework?. Say if you want to create a blog , will mod_python
> suffice? And is mod_python and cgi (the python lib) different?
>
>
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> Intercodes
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