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Asked: 2026-06-09T15:49:06+00:00

I have written a local search engine in Python, which I feel was a

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I have written a local search engine in Python, which I feel was a good idea. It requires constant little changes and Python appears to be always readable when I go back. And it is good with regular expressions too. But now the engine is in demand online. Should I stick with python? Is there a good module/library (I know urllib superficially, but I mean something more specialized) for wrapping a local search engine (as simple as a method taking the string/query) with a method that can communicate with Javascript and keep/sort/order the incoming queries?

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  1. Editorial Team

    If you like Python, I would use Django or even Ruby on Rails. Both are great MVC (Model, View, Controller) frameworks which have manageable learning curves. I suggest Ruby on Rails because I was able to transition into it from Python and I really enjoyed its conventions and ease of use. Check them out.

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