The web.py Philosophy

by tprice7 • 14 years ago

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why-el• 14 years ago

This is fantastic advice for someone who wants to contribute to the open source community for the first time (I am fresh out of college and have zero contributions; most of my work, a long internship and school stuff, are all closed source). I have few ideas and I will try this method on them.

meaty2• 14 years ago

A refreshing change to a front page plastered with Mr Schwarz

milkshakes• 14 years ago

started by Aaron Swartz (webpy@aaronsw.com)

meaty2• 14 years ago

Shit. I'm taking a break from HN for a few days. Its unbearable after someone has died. Its people climbing over each other for attention. Let the man rest in peace.

amitdugar• 14 years ago

Also read this related article on his blog - Rewriting Reddit (http://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/rewritingreddit). He talks about why they chose web.py over other Python frameworks (and also over LISP)

nnq• 14 years ago

Kudos! It's as if he read my mind regarding what I thought it's wrong with Django! ...and incredibly sad that I would probably not have come across and read this, but for Aaron's death ...this perverse causality brought tears to my eyes

The web.py Philosophy

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