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This topic guide is a word by word copy of Paul Boddie's
[http://www.boddie.org.uk/python/web_frameworks.html Python Web Frameworks Overview]. Putting it into Wiki format hopefully allows more people to contribute.
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The main purpose of this topic guide is to help in choosing a framework for web programming without having to learn each of them. In addition, information about different PresentationTechnologies is also provided, where appropriate, since this can be a major deciding factor in choosing a framework. = Web Programming in Python =
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Opinions based on experience are welcome, but framework authors should sign their comments with InTheirOwnWords to admit to a certain bias. This topic guide attempts to cover every aspect of programming Web applications (both clients and servers) using Python.
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The rather strict format of the main entries (described in WebProgrammingTemplateHelp) should not been seen as a limit. Feel free to add new pages containing examples, direct comparisons etc.  * WebStandardisation - working towards common solutions and APIs
 * WebFrameworks - for developing server-side Web applications in Python
 * WebServers - server solutions written in (or using) Python
 * ["Templating"] - generating output, messages and more from Web applications
 * WebClientProgramming
 * CgiScripts - information on writing CGIs in python when the WebFrameworks seem too heavy or aren't available
 * ContentManagementSystems - solutions specially designed for organising and publishing content (perhaps acting as frameworks to permit application development and customisation)
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Known frameworks:
    * ["Zope"]
    * WebWare
    * SkunkWeb
    * TwistedMatrix
    * ["Quixote"]
    * ["Albatross"]
    * JonsPythonModules
    * ["Spyce"]
    * CherryPy
    * ["maki"]
    * ClearSilver
    * ScriptFoundryModules
    * ["Slither"]
    * add new entries (choose Web``Programming``Template when creating the page)
    * shouldn't PHP and Java servlets be mentioned in the same format as quite a few will want to compare to them anyway?
== Related Links ==
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Is there any interest in a WebProgrammingShootOut?  * DatabaseProgramming - guidance on available DatabaseInterfaces and related tools
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Editor: DanielDittmar (this means only that I will adapt the entries to changes in the WebProgrammingTemplate and that I will try to keep the version entries current) == Editorial Note ==

This simplified start page replaces the previous "comprehensive" guide to Web programming. Unless adding a distinct category of Web programming, please add things like new frameworks to the appropriate page - not to this page.

Web Programming in Python

This topic guide attempts to cover every aspect of programming Web applications (both clients and servers) using Python.

  • WebStandardisation - working towards common solutions and APIs

  • WebFrameworks - for developing server-side Web applications in Python

  • WebServers - server solutions written in (or using) Python

  • ["Templating"] - generating output, messages and more from Web applications
  • WebClientProgramming

  • CgiScripts - information on writing CGIs in python when the WebFrameworks seem too heavy or aren't available

  • ContentManagementSystems - solutions specially designed for organising and publishing content (perhaps acting as frameworks to permit application development and customisation)

Editorial Note

This simplified start page replaces the previous "comprehensive" guide to Web programming. Unless adding a distinct category of Web programming, please add things like new frameworks to the appropriate page - not to this page.

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