Congrats! As a long-time user of Pylons I must say these guys rock. I didn't always agree with their design choices for Pylons and Pyramid, but this framework is rock-solid, it is truly production-quality piece of software.<p>Also it's built for a very specific user/programmer in mind, i.e. someone who's not afraid of popping the hood here and there, who doesn't need a blogging app in 30 minutes but in exchange gets to use the best collection of Python libraries neatly stitched together.
I'm a complete Python n00b just starting to get interested in the language. Could somebody please explain why I might use this instead of Django for web app development?
I must say, the documentation is really nice. Not just in terms of completeness, but also in terms of readability, structure and presentation.<p><a href="http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/1.0/index.html" rel="nofollow">http://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/1.0/index.htm...</a><p>That alone will make me have a play with Pyramid.
How have I never even heard about this before? About six months ago I was looking for a Python Framework for Agile dev (one of my previous clients was nuts about agile & python). Kicking myself for not finding this :( Looks pretty cool after skimming through it; keep up the good work Pyramid dev team!
I just started a bunch of Django projects because Pylons was discontinued and Pyramid was still called alpha in their docs. Oh well, next one will be Pyramid.