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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Webserver
Some years ago, I was looking for forum software, preferably written in Python, so I found Pocoo’s original bulletin board project. Since then, I’ve kept an eye on the Pocoo team, experimenting early...
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Dueling Frameworks
Cue the music … In this corner, the time-tested CherryPy, standing at version 3.2, six years old, enabled for Python 3, sporting an HTTP 1.1-compliant WSGI webserver, support for other WSGI servers or...
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Dueling Frameworks, revisited
In the closing remarks of “Dueling Frameworks”, I hinted that I may continue to explore Flask. That road first led me to take a closer look at the recent state of Werkzeug. As I had done with Flask...
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Python Web Frameworks – Candidates
I’ve been researching web frameworks, partly with a view to writing my own, and thought I’d share my findings. This first post will present the candidates briefly and subsequent posts will delve into...
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Python Web Frameworks – Development Server
One of the most frequent tasks of a web developer is running the app while it’s being written. So we’ll begin our examination of Python web frameworks by looking at the development servers provided and...
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Python Web Frameworks – Application Object
In response to my previous post, someone asked “… what’s the point? How one way is better than the other?” My response was that I’m “not trying to judge these frameworks from the perspective of a...
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