Re:does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy?
by benhoyt on Wednesday May 30, 2007 @07:58AM
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A timely post ... we're just about to release a biggish site running on web.py. Check out our blog, which I just released today: http://blog.micropledge.com/
We like web.py for its minimalism. It means we did have to write a database layer for it, but we still feel it was better than using Django as we've got more control. This app's big enough that we want it to run the way we want it to -- web.py lets us do that. And when it doesn't, it's small enough to hack.
As for docs, web.py's size means that the limited docs it does have are pretty much enough. When they haven't quite been, we've found the web.py group pretty helpful: http://groups.google.com/group/webpy/
We like web.py for its minimalism. It means we did have to write a database layer for it, but we still feel it was better than using Django as we've got more control. This app's big enough that we want it to run the way we want it to -- web.py lets us do that. And when it doesn't, it's small enough to hack.
As for docs, web.py's size means that the limited docs it does have are pretty much enough. When they haven't quite been, we've found the web.py group pretty helpful: http://groups.google.com/group/webpy/