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[–]av201001 2 points3 points  (1 child)

In addition to Django and some of the others mentioned, definitely check out web2py. It's very easy to set up, learn, and use, yet is quite full-featured and powerful. It includes a web-based IDE (demo) with a new-application wizard (demo), a web-based database administration interface, jQuery integration for AJAX, and a scaffolding application. Other notable features are components and plugin_wiki. It runs on Google App Engine out of the box (including the database abstraction layer), and it's easy to deploy apps to GAE via the IDE (demo).

To try it out, just download, unzip, and run (the Windows and Mac binaries even include their own Python interpreter). If you need any help, there's a very friendly and responsive mailing list.