[Tutor] mod_python and other web frameworks

[Intercodes]

Liam,

 I checked the wiki video sometime back. If my memory wont fail me, the guy
there never used a single line of python code ;) (I may be wrong) It seemed
a totally new language that he used to create that wiki.

Iam more inclined to code a lot rather than deal with such high abstraction,
as I would like to improve my programming skills and get good python
knowledge. I think ill give these two a try once I have some website running
under something that uses more python code.

Thanks for your time.

Thank You,
Intercodes

On 1/26/06, Liam Clarke <ml.cyresse at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> 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.
>
>


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