The new version of the web framework Karrigell has been released a few days ago
Its main feature is the support of Unicode Karrigell is provided with an integrated web server and a Python database (KirbyBase) so that you can start programming simple applications without anything else. For more ambitious uses, you can run it behind Apache and with all the databases for which a Python API exists The principle of Karrigell is that scripts are run in a namespace with all the variables you need already set : form fields, functions for session management and authentication, exceptions, etc For instance, suppose you ask a user to enter his login with <input name="login"> and you want to store it using sessions. You would just have to put this in a script : Session().user = _login Without having anything to import, the script will find the name Session bound to a function that returns a browser-specific session object, and the name _login which is the value of the form field <input name="login"> Read more on the tutorial : http://quentel.python-hosting.com/wiki/index.pih Pierre -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-announce-list Support the Python Software Foundation: http://www.python.org/psf/donations.html
