On Jan 30, 2006, at 12:04 PM, Simon Belak wrote:
http://rhubarbtart.org/index.html
"RhubarbTart is a light object publishing web framework built on
WSGI
and Paste.
RhubarbTart is based on the CherryPy object publishing model. It is
light and simple, using WSGI components from Paste to compliment the
object publishing system with other features typical of a web
framework"
This could be an interesting alternative to CherryPaste, provided
we (I for one centenary do) want Paste before CherryPy 3.0.
This seems like a much simpler and more robust platform to build on
top of. It'd probably help out with performance too, since it
doesn't have all of that filter crap on every hit (which belongs in
middleware or decorators anyway, not per-object). I'd trade the
advantages of WSGI for the "stability"/ancestry of CherryPy any day,
but I'm not Kevin :)
-bob
