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Which python framework are you using for your projects?

1 pointsby epostsalmost 18 years ago

2 comments

jwardalmost 18 years ago
I use Django. For the most part it does the heavy lifting and then gets out of my way and lets me code. Another large factor I really like is the peace of mind knowing that it actually works in production environments and isn't impossible to scale. Also, their documentation rocks.<p>The only other one I've really checked out is web.py. It has a much more raw feel to it. I'd probably switch to it if for some reason Django started getting in my way a lot.
epostsalmost 18 years ago
Don't want to start another language war :). Just want to see what others here are using and why?<p>Sorry if your are a ROR(or...) fan.