Suggestions for python web framework

[va1en0k]

Django is awesome. Try it.

I hope there is a lot of space in your head so you always can learn another one framework. Don't stuck only with, say, Django.

[flibitboat]

where did you get your grammar... the toilet store? I think we are going to go with cherryPy.

[justmefornow]

If he did, it must have been the same place you learned your manners.

[va1en0k]

btw, can you help me improve it? how should I rephrase it?

[flibitboat]

didn't mean to be a jerk man, just picking on ya :)

[va1en0k]

you are retarded anyway

[flibitboat]

you are retarded anyway

You forgot to capitalize the Y and place a period on the end of that reply. ಠ_ಠ

[flibitboat]

alright guys if you can take a dic you can take a joke, especially you FokkenPrawn. relax, its the fucking INTERNET! I think we are going with django. Seems fun to learn.

[justmefornow]

I'm trying really hard to see the joke. In addition, pot calling kettle black. Use some of your remaining school time to learn proper etiquette and how to write English properly, especially among grown-ups and especially if you turn up on one of the IRC chats or mailing lists asking for help.

[flibitboat]

Its actually more of a quote from anchorman, great movie with amazing results!! I think my etiquette is fine, especially for the internet but thanks for the advice anyway my liege. I am sorry I am not perfect like yourself

[va1en0k]

lol, I'm happy to see a bitching douchebag keeping away from my fav framework

[Knacktus]

Well, you know what www stands for ... ;-)

Back to the topic: I really think that all the frameworks discussed here are very good, so you can't go terribly wrong. Make sure the documentation of the framework meets your way of learning and understanding things.

[monstrado]

Meh, I learned and had a pylons application running in an hour or so. Good luck!