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simpleweb is a result of working closely with web.py, TurboGears, Django,

and a very hefty dose of opinionation(tm) :)

Like TurboGears, it builds on existing python and wsgi components, to keep things simple, and just connects these components in a very easy transparent way.

Like web.py its dispatching mechanism is matched strictly to HTTP methods.

Like Django, its built for building deadline(s)-oriented(tm) applications. As such, working with simpleweb will have a certain sense of deja-vu if you’ve worked much Django, there are differences ofcourse, but the general feel is the same.

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