I have been using uWSGI both locally and in production environments for a little while now and love it. I haven't been able to give it a complete workout yet as the "production" environments I am using it in are for sites that are only in beta testing.. but it's doing really well.<p>I am a django dev, and use uWSGI and nginx locally on my Mac for all my sites. I do this rather than using the built-in server to try and keep my dev/prod environments similar.<p>Luckily nginx has support for uWSGI out of the box, with a couple of configuration lines you can point to a port or socket and be up and running in no time.
I can't believe this link is being recycled through hackernews and reddit - it's a year old. I wish part of the semantic web was a tag to communicate to news aggregator sites the published date so there could be a "NOT NEWS" warning. ;)
I don't have time to test this exact benchmark, but the last time I benchmarked PyPy on tornado it did 2x the req/s flat out, so probably (and I'll confirm later) that puts PyPy running tornado in the #1 place here.
This article is almost 1 year old. It is dated March 15, 2010.<p>I'm wondering if things have changed in the last year. I plan to write a web app written in python but boy I'm having so much hard time choosing a python web server/framework. There are so many good choices out there. And when the number of choices increases so does the time needed to figure out your mind. :)
I appreciate the work that went into making this post.<p>However where the author failed was in colour choice, specifically on the charts. Subdued hues are fine as a statement for a theme, not when you're trying to discern which subdued hue of blue matches which Python Web server.<p>More distinct colours please!