[Python] Python framework questions

most web frameworks generate html from some kind of templates.
templates for very much like html but you can substitute some text
dynamically at runtime. you may also be able to do conditionals and
loops inside templates.

if you want to get a feel of it, try web.py (http://webpy.org). web.py
is a very simple and powerful web framework.
i am not an apache expert.

but to the best of my knowledge, there should not be any problems. it
will be slower because for handling each request a new process has to
be created.

Anand

The basic idea of templates is that you write something like:

<h1>{{ HEADLINE }}</h1>
<p>by {{ AUTHOR }}</p>
<p>{{ STORY }}</p>

and the web framework fills in the blanks. No need to store templates
in a SQL database; they are just files.
Not only unnecessary but unadvisable. It's very 1995, quite out of
fashion now. Read Tim Berners-Lee's article on "Cool URIs." URIs
should just describe content. They are for the user's benefit, not
yours. They are not a place to remind yourself where you stored code,
or what language you write in (hello, .php, .asp, .pl, and .py), or how
your web server gateways with your code.