[Spyce-users] Re: Spyce-users digest, Vol 1 #350 - 1 msg

[jess h. <je...@ic...>]

Lars,
The answer to  you question is very simple. Yes Spyce is the new 
generation Pyhthon bases Web scripting that makes PHP a cool starter 
pack. JSP a nice toy, and the web your own playground. It takes 
little or no learning, and installation is a breeze. The Spyce server 
is unstable, but the Apache python-mod and fastcgi-mod make it fast 
stable and easy. Some of us use it for High-end industrial and 
commercial solutions, its not a hype not needs to be. It works, and 
it works well. Its fast, its easy, and with python classes that 
seamlessly integrate, it will become the server choice of tomorrow, 
as Python is becoming the standard scripting language of today 
without all the un-needed hype. See Poser, Paint Shop Pro, and other 
top commercial and shareware packages to see what I mean.
The mailing list is not very active, not because of lack of users, 
but because very little help is required by newbies, and techies can 
certainly resolve most of their own problems.. which seem to be so few.
Jess

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>From: "Lars Eriksen" <dow...@gm...>
>To: "Spyce Users" <spy...@li...>
>Date: Sat, 3 Dec 2005 17:52:33 +0100
>Subject: [Spyce-users] Popularity of Spyce
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>Hello,
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>I have recently discovered Spyce and am now converting a PHP-based system to
>a Spyce equivalent. I had been looking for an alternative to PHP for some
>time and when I found Spyce, I immediately switched!
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>The mailing list of Spyce does not seem to be very active - why is that? Is
>it because Python developers are usually more tech-savvy and the
>installation of Spyce and its usage is intuitive and effortless and no
>assistence is required?
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>I don't find mod_python horribly complicated either and last time I counted
>its mailing list had 8543 messages and the Spyce mailing list 853 (compared
>to 3558 in the Cheetah mailing list and 121,626 (!) in the Zope mailing
>list).
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>Maybe Spyce doesn't receive the credit and attention it deserves? If so, why
>is that?
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>-Lars
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