I’m thinking about converting an app from Asp.net to python. I would like to know: what are the key comparisons to be aware of when moving a asp.net app to python(insert framework)?
Does python have user controls? Master pages?
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I’m thinking about converting an app from Asp.net to python. I would like to know: what are the key comparisons to be aware of when moving a asp.net app to python(insert framework)?
Does python have user controls? Master pages?
First, Python is a language, while ASP.NET is a web framework. In fact, you can code ASP.NET applications using IronPython.
If you want to leave ASP.NET behind and go with the Python ‘stack,’ then you can choose from several different web application frameworks, including Django and Zope.
Zope, for example, offers a pluggable architecture where you can ‘add on’ things like wikis, blogs, and so on. It also has page templates, which are somewhat similar to the ASP.NET master page.