I tried Web2Py with some code snippets after reading this post the other
day. It actually was really easy.
There is a problem though. It's written in pure Python, and even lets
you use Python code in the views, or use the template language (which
ever you prefer). That might be good for a Python programmer, but I'm
not used to the indentation requirements. I did find out, however that
the views don't require the indentation since code is encapsulated
inside of {{write code here}} or {{=variable}}. I'm not in the mood to
learn another language just yet, but I am afraid that Rails will jump
the shark with Meeb.
Here's a picture of the browser-based admin (where you can write all of
your code (no opening files if you don't want to, but it does create all
the typical file structures that you'd expect when you use this admin.
So you can create everything in the admin, and then edit files in a text
editor if you want. the admin does do text formatting though, with tabs,
and code highlighting.
Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/3106/admin-4.jpg
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