[Ilugc] apache and php
- From: vamlists@xxxxxxx (Vamsee Kanakala)
- Date: Mon Aug 22 10:26:18 2005
Chandrashekar Babu wrote:
I haven't tried mod_python. But my guess is that
it might be slower than mod_perl.
True.
I would rather
recommend Zope for developing webapps if you
prefer python. This might involved a steep learning
curve. But its well worth the effort.
Please be aware that you can't really get productive with Zope until
you've done quite a few web apps with it. I would recommend Django
(
http://www.djangoproject.org) which is supposed to be the Pythonic
answer for Ruby on Rails. What's more, Django is extracted from an
existing high-traffic production site, so you can be sure that it will
scale up.
Even "Twisted Web" (http://www.twistedmatrix.com)
which is based on python framework seems promising,
though I cant comment on its stability and viability
on production deployments yet.
Twisted, Zope, CherryPy, Subway - actually, there are whole glut of web
frameworks in Python. But rather unfortunately none of them became as
popular as php. But, php has it's own problems like poor maintainability
and lack of OO (until recently). If you *have* to do it in Python, I
would recommend you take a good look at Django. If you're game to learn
a new language, Ruby on Rails is awesome.
Vamsee.
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