Could a single web framework popularize Python?

Ian Bicking ianb at colorstudy.com
Mon Oct 6 22:56:20 EDT 2003


On Monday, October 6, 2003, at 09:11 PM, ted wrote:
> I'm just staring out with Python and it looks great.
>
> But I'm wondering why there isn't a dominant web framework besides 
> Zope?

Because everyone has made their own, and no one can agree on what a 
dominant web framework might be.  Zope *was* that framework, with 
dominant mindshare, but it didn't keep other people from making other 
frameworks.

There's already a ton of frameworks, but I think I saw two brand new 
ones on PyPI this last week.  Crazy.

> I think if Python had something along the lines of a Jakarta Tomcat 
> that was
> actively developed, it would help popularize Python.

Yes, I think that would be great.  But I'm not sure how we get to there 
from here.  This isn't a problem because of a lack of interest, nor for 
a lack of code.

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