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Re:Frustrated with mod_python: is there any complete documen... by micktwomey on Monday May 05, 2008 @07:05AM (#181341)
I think most people don't use mod_python directly, but instead use it as a means of running their web framework. So, for example, django comes with support for mod_python (http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/modpython/).

mod_wsgi (http://code.google.com/p/modwsgi/) is rapidly becoming popular, it's an implementation of the python wsgi spec which has a plethora of toolkits and libraries available.

If you want to go low level I'd recommend mod_wsgi + a library like webob. Otherwise I recommend django on top of mod_python (or mod_wsgi).

Re:Frustrated with mod_python: is there any complete documen... by briansmith on Monday May 05, 2008 @10:02AM (#181430)
I can also recommend mod_wsgi in daemon mode. The developer (Graham Dumpleton) is really great about supporting it on its mailing list.
Re:Frustrated with mod_python: is there any complete documen... by ra on Monday May 05, 2008 @07:33AM (#181354)
+1 Great advice.