> How does web2py compare to django? I just started playing with django, > but don't know web2py
I haven't used Django, but I did use web2py for a project that fell on my head just before leaving my old workplace. I just wanted it to end quickly so I took web2py as a shortcut. It's a great framework -- there seems to be an abstraction layer for anything, so you can write a fairly pythonic web app with it. The app I had to write was fairly trivial to be sure, and I barely had to write any code at all. What I didn't quite like about it was the documentation, that felt rather sketchy. There's the Official Web2py Book, but that has more of a tutorial structure. The API reference feels a tad sketchy and I sometimes had to guess my way around. But there's a good chance that this is just my bad impression, as I am not a web developer. Alex -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
