mod_python and others…

August 30, 2003 at 1:31 am · tags: Python Web

Simon Willison speaks about mod_python. I’m getting lost in the plethora of modules/cms/templating system/web frameworks for Python. Here is a “must look at” list:

• Webware: provides Python Server Pages, CGIs, Servlets and so on…


• Cheetah: a complete and powerful templating system, it works and integrates with Webware.


• Draco: a web framework that provides sessions, persistence via DBMS, events and more.


• Twisted Matrix: the coolest and yet powerful “tool” that I’ve ever seen. If you are involved in network programming with Python you definitely must take a look at Twisted Matrix and if you don’t know Python….then learn it and use Twisted!


• Zope: Do you manage to write a web application like Amazon? Three clicks and you’ve got a working shopping cart. Zope is the word in this kinda things. Fast, powerful, lot of plugins, Plone (for CMS), ZODB (object oriented DB), an unlimited community…
  

For a detailed overview of the whole plethora of tools see Python.org Web Programming Wiki

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Everything considered harmful

August 21, 2003 at 11:33 pm · tags: Misc

Take a look at the harmfulness parade: Everything considered harmful

via [diveintomark]

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PyAmazon plus PyGTK equals Amazon Client

August 21, 2003 at 6:12 pm · tags: Python

I started looking at Mark Pilgrim’s PyAmazon, and since in these days I’m learning to use PyGTK I’m planning to develop a client for the Amazon Web Services…something like MAB but a stand-alone application. Stay tuned

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