An easy way into python web frameworks is CherryPy 2.1 (which is nearly done!).
John Speno | Homepage | 05/07/01 - 4:37 pm | #

Hrm. Looks as if your bloggingg software is on the blink.

In your story "A Word From the Editor" (#66), the links are all incorrect: the like for Movable Python goes to Medusa, the link for part 1 of the Van Rossum interview goes to PIL, the link for part two goes to reportlab, the link for medusa goes to rest2web, the link for PIL goes to Movable Python goes to the Guido interview.

Plus the summary for this comment points a different story #66: "An easy way into python web frameworks is CherryPy 2.1 (which is nearly done!)."
Tim Lesher | Homepage | 05/07/01 - 7:32 pm | #

I think I just managed to scramble the link orders - my fault. I'll correct it as soon as I return from holiday.

Fuzz
Fuzzyman | Homepage | 05/07/14 - 8:51 pm | #

There is still some usefulness in medusa, Last year I was in a lab where we had to write a whole web serverproxyclient framework where we had to change some things on the protocol level. We didn't have the time to learn twisted and in under a month (using medusa) we had the code up and running. So while medusa might not be perfect it does have a couple of things going for it:
1) Portable
2) Simple
3) Very easily extendible
Daniel Brodie | 05/07/20 - 4:49 pm | #