Web micro-framework battle - Richard Jones

In this talk I'll be running through the current choices of web micro frameworks and comparing them
by implementing a simple application.

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[Franco Zippi]

06:25 - Contenders

07:18 - cgi+wsgiref

09:52 - bobo

14:55 - cherrypy

18:37 - web.py

21:15 - bottle

23:41 - itty

24:52 - flask

27:43 - pesto

29:45 - werkzeug

[remyroyster]

Quite interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[koljarzg]

This top list remids me of my divorced roommate genius. He had a kid with ex and since she left he needed nanny. He made excel table with all possible nanny characteristics and made scoring table just like this presenter. And believe me HE PICKED THE ABSOLUTLY WORST person for a nanny. Later on he ended in bed with her, had a bad relationship with her, spent money, almost married her and in the end had a really bad breakup. (he needed a second nanny too). But hay, she had the best scores!

[sainoba]

Thanks

[ilzogoiby]

Very informative talk. I have some doubts, however, about the scoring criteria...

The fact that cgi+wsgiref ends up with the same score as Flask is an indication that something may be wrong.

[Marlin Forbes]

Excellent work!

[Ruslan Prokopiev]

or Pyramid

[plastefuchs666]

The slides:

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[Dieterbe]

32:33 aspen.io

36:55 scores, conclusion, q&a

thanks for the interesting talk!

[AbuAljori]

very good overview 

[Nikolai Jivkov]

Bottle and Itty are great for REST apps :) If you need some powerful app (and dont need REST) you can try CherryPy

[Pytte]

exactly what I needed, I actually came into this video thinking bottle was probably it, but now its confirmed.