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Trust me, you really don't want a Django-specific hosting environment. Django's a WSGI framework like the rest of the Python world (even moreso as of 1.4). Supp
by jacobian 14y ago
Trust me, you really don't want a Django-specific hosting environment. Django's a WSGI framework like the rest of the Python world (even moreso as of 1.4). Supporting any WSGI app is in some ways easier than just supporting Django, so I can't see any good reason why a platform provider wouldn't support any WSGI app. Further, why would you want to choose a platform that locks you into a particular tool? Django's far from the only good choice in the Python web world; don't pick a tool that forces you to put on blinders.
- slurgfest 14y agoThis is such a wonderfully respectable statement coming from Mr. Django.
- webmaven 14y agoWhat would you recommend as a WSGI-specific hosting environment, then?
- jacobian 14y agoI've been happy with Heroku, Dotcloud, and Webfaction. Of the three, Webfaction's the only one that's Python-specific (although not really), but both Heroku and Dotcloud have Pythonistas on staff and take Python support really seriously.