A Piece of CherryPy for CGI Programmers

An anonymous reader writes "IBM developerWorks is running an article outlining the strengths and offering some helpful advice on the Python framework 'CherryPy'. CherryPy uses the same concepts as CGI to bind a web server to a web application, but it improves performance and gains persistence across requests by handling all its requests within a single process."

Comments

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[Limburgher]

units.smile.face.width = "Miles"; smile.face.width = "10";

PyDie

[Anonymous Coward]

OK, enough with the silly Py names. PyCrust, PyShell, and now CherryPy, sheesh.

CGI's my cherry pie

[computerjunkie]

CGI's my cherry pie.. A cool drink of water...

Re:" All it does is..."

[Anonymous Coward]

Perhaps.

You could put more than one thought.

On each line.

For windows users...

[Jeffus]

...how about a piece of ApplePy?

Re:Python GUI kit

[Anonymous Coward]

Open Source developers need more options. Hopefully, with a Python GUI toolkit, we can see hundreds of incomplete, half-assed mp3 players written in python, to compete with the hundreds of incomplete, half-assed mp3 players written in perl.

Hoo-ray for options!

80's flashback

[QuantumMajo]

Man this is bad but when I read the header to this article, the first thing that came to mind was Warrant ...

she's my.....

[tq_at_sju]

she's my cherryPy looks just like a stand alone app but its a cccccccggggggiiiiiii...sweet cherryPy