I've been pretty happy with web.py for two web apps: http://www.colr.org http://www.colr.org http://www.daltonlp.com/blog_my http://www.daltonlp.com/blog_my

I've been pretty happy with web.py for two web apps: http://www.colr.org http://www.colr.org http://www.daltonlp.com/blog_my http://www.daltonlp.com/blog_my And a bunch of small one-off things. I like it. It's not perfect - the templating system in particular is not as nice as what it aims to replace (cheetah & kid). Yet. For all the complaining about NIH, web.py has done a pretty good job of playing nice with other layers in the web stack (fcgi/flup, cheetah/kid). The parts that are reinvented have been reinvented in quite different (and better) ways than other frameworks. i.e. Request dispatching and DB interaction.