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I've used pylons and cherrypy, and did some massive rails things way back when rails was still cool (2007). I prefer the cherrypy way of doing things vs. pylons
by menloparkbum 19y ago
I've used pylons and cherrypy, and did some massive rails things way back when rails was still cool (2007). I prefer the cherrypy way of doing things vs. pylons, but they are mostly aesthetic choices. Django is probably your best bet unless you want something lightweight.
- ardit33 19y agoI agree. For a simple web app, Django might be an overkill, that you might not need. Cherry.py, is simple. Web.py is very simple also(not quite a framework), but it also has poor documentation. It is up to you, on what you want to do. If you are comfortable with writing your own SQL, then Django is not going to be as useful as something more light weight like cherry.py