It has been a long time since I have posted here, and I need to do this more often.
I am exploring Web Frameworks right now, or maybe I always am, Web development is something I have been doing off and on, mostly on for the past 10 years. I have tried a lot of different disciplines, a language called mthml, which I actually liked a lot, JSP in its infancy, ASP, ASP.NET, JSF (Java Server Faces), on BEA Weblogic, and now TurboGears, django, and web2py.
Here at work, I work in QA now as a Sr. Test Engineer, we are looking to build a webapp that will allow us to launch tests and review results. It is not a complex application but it is involved. We started it in PHP but to be honest, I just don't think I want to be a PHP Jockey right now, I don't think I want to learn yet another language, which is why I am concentrating on Python Web Frameworks, I am not sure that web2py is the answer, but I am investigating it as possibility. So we will see.
I am exploring Web Frameworks right now, or maybe I always am, Web development is something I have been doing off and on, mostly on for the past 10 years. I have tried a lot of different disciplines, a language called mthml, which I actually liked a lot, JSP in its infancy, ASP, ASP.NET, JSF (Java Server Faces), on BEA Weblogic, and now TurboGears, django, and web2py.
Here at work, I work in QA now as a Sr. Test Engineer, we are looking to build a webapp that will allow us to launch tests and review results. It is not a complex application but it is involved. We started it in PHP but to be honest, I just don't think I want to be a PHP Jockey right now, I don't think I want to learn yet another language, which is why I am concentrating on Python Web Frameworks, I am not sure that web2py is the answer, but I am investigating it as possibility. So we will see.
Good luck with web2py. The people on the Google Group are very helpful. Also they have just released an online book: http://web2py.com/book
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