generally speaking, when you want to run a python web-application, you want to avoid to have to reload the whole application by every request. because of this, CGI is not suitable, but there are many other ways:
- scgi - fastcgi - mod_python - standalone python http servers (afaik turbogears and zope do this)
(of course, it's still true, that it's easier to find php-hosting than python hosting)
is there ANYONE who likes the interactive menus on the dvds?
i hate them.
sometimes i even have problems with finding the right menu option for playing the movie!
am i the only one who'd like to simply have a button on the remote-control called PLAY_THE_MOVIE ?
why are there special (and different on every dvd) menus to set up the language & subtitles, when you can select them with the remote control while watching the movie?
django and turbogears both run fine on apache1 too. or on lighttpd... or basically anywhere where there is fastcgi or scgi:
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http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/ServerArrangem
http://docs.turbogears.org/1.0#deployment
generally speaking, when you want to run a python web-application, you want to avoid to have to reload the whole application by every request.
because of this, CGI is not suitable, but there are many other ways:
- scgi
- fastcgi
- mod_python
- standalone python http servers (afaik turbogears and zope do this)
(of course, it's still true, that it's easier to find php-hosting than python hosting)
and which registrar do you recommend?
so blu-ray has java. for better interactivity...
is there ANYONE who likes the interactive menus on the dvds?
i hate them.
sometimes i even have problems with finding the right menu option for playing the movie!
am i the only one who'd like to simply have a button on the remote-control called PLAY_THE_MOVIE ?
why are there special (and different on every dvd) menus to set up the language & subtitles, when you can select them with the remote control while watching the movie?