> In any case, Flask seems to be the inheritor of the "write webapps in Python" description.
Flask definitely fills that role for me. It's very simple to get up and going with it, and deploys easily.
Flask definitely fills that role for me. It's very simple to get up and going with it, and deploys easily.
I recall reading a more scathing post from spez at one point about frustrations with web.py, but I don't seem to see it now. It may have been removed. In any case, Flask seems to be the inheritor of the "write webapps in Python" description.