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This article is almost 1 year old. It is dated March 15, 2010. I'm wondering if things have changed in the last year. I plan to write a web app written in pyth
by plainOldText 16y ago
This article is almost 1 year old. It is dated March 15, 2010.
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. :)
- nichol4s 16y agoMy hands are itching to post an update but it takes a lot of time and well we're also very busy with SiteSupport. I might post this weekend something about the high latency Tornado had (in the concurrency benchmark) and give a few remarks about the poor performance Gunicorn had in the benchmark.
- nichol4s 16y agoOh and regarding the choices you have... The benchmark should be a small part of the final decision you take. I would first decide on the type of flavour you want your webserver to have: threaded? event-driven? with callbacks or coroutines? Making the right choice here already limits the selection.
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- antihero 16y agoJust go with Gunicorn+gevent. The fantastic thing about WSGI is that if there's a faster solution available, you can switch it out. I think frameworks would be a more difficult choice, I like Flask as it's simple and uses Jinja2, which is sexy.