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Simple yet powerful multi-threaded object-oriented CGI/FastCGI/WSGI/mod_python/html-templating modules for Python. This project has moved to GitHub: https://github.com/jribbens/jonpy
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Poor Http
WSGI Server, WSGI Connector, Python doc generator
Poor Http Server is standalone wsgi server, which is designed for using python web applications. Unlike other projects, this is not framework, but single server, light wsgi connector, and python doc generator. -
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PyLucid is a Open Source web content management system written in Python using the Django Framework. fully customizable output, expandable with plugins, i18n, L10n, Revision controled, support many database engines, WSGI conform and many more...
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Another distribution of apache that contains Apache, MySQL, Perl, and PHP. and comes with the following modules mod_perl, mod_php, mod_python, and more. Also Contains a FTP and Mail Server. Will be ready to run right after installation and a reboot.
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TurtolCMS is a web-based website builder, Content Management System and Web Application Platform which runs under Apache and mod_python. TurtolCMS's editing is done client-side on the web pages you're viewing, not in a separate admin interface.
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mod_npy is alternative way of running Python scripts under Apache - alternative to having mod_python installed, or running as CGI. It allows mixing Python code with HTML much like PHP. It's a mixture of Python power and PHP style page writing.
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Switch is a full featured, production ready CSS preprocessor. It runs under Apache with mod_python, or as an environment-agnostic command line tool.
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Pylets - a high-performance aspect-oriented Python web framework tightly bound to mod_python and Apache.
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A collaborative wiki-like website written in Python, and served using Mod_python which allows for high performance to be achieved. Aims to overcome many of the limitations of similar systems, including getting rid of ugly CamelCase links.
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This is an add-on module for AOLserver that embeds a Python interpreter in-process (much as mod_python does for Apache).
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Python HTML Architect is a tool to allow the quick publication of dynamic web pages using the Apache web server and mod_python. Using this, your templates will be completely separated from the code, making the lives of the HTML authors as simple as possib
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mod_snake is a plugin for Apache which allows modules to be written in Python, and have the same power as C modules. In addition it accelerates Python written CGI, similar to Py_Apache and mod_python and includes support for HTML with embedded Python.
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