Article: Writing CGI Programs in Python
Markus Fleck
fleck@informatik.uni-bonn.de
Thu, 23 Sep 99 05:10:57 GMT
Developer Shed: Writing CGI Programs in Python
Aug 27, 1999, 00:10 UTC (0 Talkbacks)
[ Thanks to Matt Maxwell for this link. ]
"Python is a powerful, free, open source,
general purpose, interpreted programming
language. Python runs on a wide variety of
platforms including Linux..."
"Python is roughly comparable to Perl or
Java, though it has several significant
strengths (and a few disadvantages) over
each. Python makes it very easy to write
clean, maintainable, and powerful programs
for a variety of tasks with minimum
hassle."
"... an old-time Perl hacker will usually
tell you that Perl really shines in
one-person 'quickie' jobs that will never
have to be maintained by another human
being. The combination of Perl's
line-noise-like syntax and "There's More
Than One Way To Do It" philosophy often
results in an unmaintainable mess of a
program."
"... if you are starting a brand new web
application, you should consider Python
and its "There Should Be One Obvious Way
To Do It" philosophy.
"Python has a much cleaner syntax than
most languages and object orientation is
built right into the core."
Complete story:
http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/Python/CGI/
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http://linuxtoday.com/story.php3?sn=8549
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