[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Gene > > Thanks for your kind email. I am a newbie web developer that just was > hoping > *any* framework was bubbling to surface to standout amongst all the > rest. > I don't know /why/ Rails is getting buzz. I've just heard some good > things > about it but don't want to switch to Ruby. > > My main goal is to support any framework that looks like it has a > chance > of taking over the marketspace Rails is competing in. Hence, I want > to avoid any "also rans" aka "Yet Another Python Web Framework". > > Chris
I realized the first line of my post was pretty evil. *Don't* look at the slashdot (200+k lines of perl). What i suggested to a friend who recently asked the same thing is to pull up tags like "rails python" in del.icious, furl and digg, see what other people like. That's a pretty good way to measure buzz, actually. (My friend chose PHP, even tho i told him he'd have unmaintainable, easily defaced code.) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
