How can I grasp the full range of python frameworks?

There are too many frameworks: wiki. python. orgmoinWebFramew... almost every one of them has its own characteristics. The idea of selecting a framework based on requirements is correct. But are there any integrated methods for comprehensive comparison? How many people will (or are proficient) have many frameworks? There are too many frameworks to be achieved through one exercise:

Http://wiki.python.org/moin/WebFramew...

Almost every one of them has its own characteristics. The idea of selecting a framework based on requirements is correct. But are there any integrated methods for comprehensive comparison?

How many people will (or are proficient) have many frameworks? Can this be achieved through one exercise?

There are also many PHP frameworks, which is a problem; there are few Ruby and it is easy to grasp.

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There are too many frameworks:

Http://wiki.python.org/moin/WebFramew...

Almost every one of them has its own characteristics. The idea of selecting a framework based on requirements is correct. But are there any integrated methods for comprehensive comparison?

How many people will (or are proficient) have many frameworks? Can this be achieved through one exercise?

There are also many PHP frameworks, which is a problem; there are few Ruby and it is easy to grasp.

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How to define url route
How to organize the request handler Function
How to deploy an app
How to access the database (supports ORM ?)
How to use the template System

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The frameworks are basically accessible by analogy.
When I started Django directly, I found that there were a bunch of things to be configured frequently with errors.
Later, I chose to start with a simple Flask and gradually expand it. Now let's look back at Django and find it much simpler.
Therefore, I highly recommend starting with simple.

Lz I spelled it out yesterday, you see: https://gitcafe.com/shiweifu/hiweb

• Template support
• Use decorator for URL Routing
• Supports cookies

It's just a thin layer of wsgi, and the code is quite understandable.

Two learning resources: http://lucumr.pocoo.org/2007/5/21/getting-started-with-wsgi/http://lukearno.com/projects/

I have some knowledge about Web Server/CGI. Let's look at pep 333.