Tag Archives: cherrypy

Python Web Frameworks – Application Object

Posted on 10 January, 2012 by

In response to my previous post, someone asked “… what’s the point? How one way is better than the other?” My response was that I’m “not trying to judge these frameworks from the perspective of a developer (at least not … Continue reading →

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Python Web Frameworks – Development Server

Posted on 29 December, 2011 by

One of the most frequent tasks of a web developer is running the app while it’s being written. So we’ll begin our examination of Python web frameworks by looking at the development servers provided and how does one run the … Continue reading →

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Python Web Frameworks – Candidates

Posted on 26 December, 2011 by

I’ve been researching web frameworks, partly with a view to writing my own, and thought I’d share my findings. This first post will present the candidates briefly and subsequent posts will delve into particular features. The candidates are presented based on … Continue reading →

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Dueling Frameworks, revisited

Posted on 17 October, 2011 by

In the closing remarks of “Dueling Frameworks”, I hinted that I may continue to explore Flask. That road first led me to take a closer look at the recent state of Werkzeug. As I had done with Flask and CherryPy, the … Continue reading →

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Dueling Frameworks

Posted on 29 August, 2011 by

Cue the music … In this corner, the time-tested CherryPy, standing at version 3.2, six years old, enabled for Python 3, sporting an HTTP 1.1-compliant WSGI webserver, support for other WSGI servers or adapters, a plugin mechanism, built-in tools and … Continue reading →

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A Minimalist WSGI Database User Interface

Posted on 25 July, 2011 by

In a previous post, I presented a minimalist command line database user interface. Subsequently, I separated the business logic into its own module and presented an outline design for a web interface. Today I’ll go over a minimalist WSGI database … Continue reading →

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