Quixote is a web application framework for Python programmers. It was primarily developed by Andrew Kuchling, Neil Schemenauer and myself (Greg Ward) at the MEMS Exchange, in order to make our real ...

Why build your own user credentialing, form handling, security, and other stock components? These big and powerful Python frameworks cover all the bases. When you build a back end for a website or ...

Discord is an IRC-like chat platform that all the young cool kids are hanging out on. Originally intended as a way to communicate during online games, Discord has grown to the point that there are ...

Take a quick look at three Web framework technologies from the Python community. What with all the hoopla surrounding Ruby on Rails, aspiring Web application programmers should be forgiven for ...

Streamlit lets you write web-based Python data applications without HTML, CSS, or JavaScript. Here's a first look at Streamlit. A common problem with Python applications is how to share them with ...

Faster Python programming: How these developers built Pyston, and where it goes next Your email has been sent Python implementation Pyston aims to speed up the programming language's code for web ...

The open-source WebKit HTML rendering engine is rapidly gaining ground on the Linux platform where it is increasingly being adopted by conventional desktop applications for content display. Ongoing ...