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Try Django. Documentation on their site should be enough for you to get going. Also there a plenty of reusable django applications available on the internet, li

Try Django. Documentation on their site should be enough for you to get going. Also there a plenty of reusable django applications available on the internet, like djago-registration, django-comment-utils, which will allow you to create a website with a lot of bells and whistles in a day or so.

jhickner 17y ago
+1 for Django. Here's a list of a bunch of the pre-built apps: http://djangoplugables.com/projects/ http://djangoplugables.com/projects/
physcab 17y ago
Thanks for the tip. As per my comment below, is there an IDE similar to Visual Web Developer? This is what I'm most comfortable with and enjoy using.
- iuguy 17y ago
  Try http://www.wingware.com/doc/howtos/django http://www.wingware.com/doc/howtos/django
  - physcab 17y ago
    Awesome. I can't wait to try this out!
    - endtime 17y ago
      If you're used to Matlab, C#, and PHP...you are going to like Python. It's a real breath of fresh air. Django is a pretty robust framework too. Like Python, it (for the most part) just makes things easy.