[Tutor] python web dev

[OkaMthembo]

Thanks Gents,

You do all make sense to me. My dilemma really, is that im from a .NET
background where i write business logic in C#  and write my own stored
procs, etc...with the "cosmetic" design fully seperated from it all. so i
think id feel more confortable with a framework thatd provide a basic MVC
architecture and leave me to roll my own SQL etc, not one that will generate
half a project for me. ive taken another look at Cheetah and i think i like
it the most thus far.

My other issue is: has anybody run a python web app under lighttpd? and if
so, where can i get the Windows lighttpd build? the link to
kevinworthington.com on the official site is dead, and ive not had a
response from the lighttpd webmaster.

happy coding...

Shortash



On 1/4/07, Simon Brunning <simon at brunningonline.net> wrote:
>
> On 1/4/07, OkaMthembo <zebra05 at gmail.com> wrote:
> > this is my first post.
>
> Welcome!
>
> > please could you tell me which is the best
> > lightweight python web framework?
>
> Best? That's a potentially contensious one. But I can tell you that if
> you were to look at either Django or TurboGears you wouldn't be going
> too far wrong. (I use Django, but I know that both are good.)
>
> > also, which is the best templating
> > language for python? (which can handle other data formats in addition to
> > text). so far im lured by Cheetah, although i havent done any web dev
> with
> > python yet.
>
> Cheetah's good, but if you go with Django, it has its own which is
> pretty good too. (I use both at times.)
>
> --
> Cheers,
> Simon B
> simon at brunningonline.net
> http://www.brunningonline.net/simon/blog/
>
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