I really appreciate these comments about webpy.
I recently started using it and I love it for its simplicity, but at the same time I wondered about the advantages/disadvantages of its "anti-framework" philosophy against the full features of a mega framework ala Django, Pylons or TG.
I still find it very appealing, because 99% of the time, it is used for common, simple websites. And in these cases, its simplicity pays off.
I like that I don't have to fiddle with multiple files or configurations, since everything can be contained in a single file in a very clear way, and just adding "web.run" to your script converts it into a running website.
I still find it very appealing, because 99% of the time, it is used for common, simple websites. And in these cases, its simplicity pays off. I like that I don't have to fiddle with multiple files or configurations, since everything can be contained in a single file in a very clear way, and just adding "web.run" to your script converts it into a running website.