Looks like it isn't "officially" released as the main site hasn't yet been updated, but it probably will be soon.
I have to say, though, of all the web frameworks for python, I particularly like this one for its simplicity (and it's released as public domain, to boot).
I find Google AppEngine's webapp to be a much improved version of web.py. It's not as ridiculously short, but it's much more polished, and the added bulk is universally useful.
I hadn't seen their indigenous templating system before -- it looks pretty slow, though not as dog-slow as Genshi.
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They still haven't fixed the bug with sessions not being compatible with Web.reloader. :(
Otherwise, good to see web.py still making progress. :)
Definitely my preferred web framework.
Looks like it isn't "officially" released as the main site hasn't yet been updated, but it probably will be soon.
I have to say, though, of all the web frameworks for python, I particularly like this one for its simplicity (and it's released as public domain, to boot).
I find Google AppEngine's webapp to be a much improved version of web.py. It's not as ridiculously short, but it's much more polished, and the added bulk is universally useful.
I hadn't seen their indigenous templating system before -- it looks pretty slow, though not as dog-slow as Genshi.
Here's the announcement:
http://groups.google.com/group/webpy/browse_frm/thread/964a2...
This framework is terrific.
Congratulations!