Web Development with TurboGears and Python

Posted by ryuzaki0 on Thursday July 13, 2006 @04:43AM from the automagic-integration dept.

rdelon writes "TurboGears was previously mentioned here as "Python on Rails". It has since made tremendous progress and is now a popular Python web MVC framework (along with Django). IBM developerWorks just published a great article about TurboGears and a book is on the way. Unlike Rails and Django, TurboGears is made up of several pre-existing subprojects. One of the great features of TurboGears is the 'toolbox,' which allows you to configure and check various aspects of your application and database in a browser."

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Guido prefers Django by YA_Python_dev · 2006-07-13 05:41 · Score: 4, Interesting

FYI Guido van Rossum prefers Django (from his blog).

And people that use web frameworks in Python will probably be interested in WSGI 1.0 (the Python Web Server Gateway Interface) that will be added to the standard library in Python 2.5: it will probably be supported by all the major Python web frameworks.

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