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Well, I like Django too but you pretty much removed it from the equation when you said you want a framework that doesn't do too much for you. That pretty much m
by scorpioxy 16y ago
Well, I like Django too but you pretty much removed it from the equation when you said you want a framework that doesn't do too much for you. That pretty much means you want a minimal framework. So perhaps you'd want to go with web.py which if i understand correctly is what reddit uses. Or maybe you'd just want to go with something like Cherrypy and build things on top of that.
- zeemonkee 16y agoReddit uses Pylons, not web.py (it was originally written in Lisp, then moved to web.py, then Pylons).
- scorpioxy 16y agoAh ok. I missed that last part then. But I'd still recommend web.py or something similar because it seems to me that he doesn't really need a framework, he wants to put one together from parts he prefers. Doing that with something like Django is a bit painful.
- zeemonkee 16y agoIt would be good to know how experienced he is with Python. I recommended Werkzeug elsewhere, which would fit that requirement quite well, but I wouldn't necessarily recommend it to someone quite new to Python.