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What Is TurboGears (Hint: Python-Based Framework for Rapid Web Development) | |
| Subject: | Yippie | |
| Date: | 2005-11-09 15:56:13 | |
| From: | vdubberly | |
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Been looking for a replacement for that sick joke of a language we call PHP.
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Yippie
2005-11-10 02:19:57 David Heinemeier Hansson |
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Django
2005-11-09 21:49:18 adrian_h [View]
I'd highly recommend checking out Django -- see djangoproject.com. Also written in Python, although open-sourced a couple of months before TurboGears, Django offers more functionality, such as an automatically-generated, production-ready admin interface and a proven track record running several excellent Web sites (chicagocrime.org, lawrence.com, ljworld.com).
Quite a few PHP users have switched over to Django recently. :)
Full disclosure: I'm a Django developer.



If you're having trouble installing mod_fastcgi on Apache, then lighttpd is definitely recommended. It's a fast, nimble alternative to Apache that's gaining rapid traction and it ships with FCGI support in the box.
But in case FastCGI shouldn't be doing it for you, for some reason or other, do check out the SCGI bindings for Rails. They're considerably easier to install and work with Apache2.0 among other things.
So pick TG because you like its flavor of development better. Not over misconceptions about deployment.