[socal-piggies] amusing.

[Jay donnell]

I've been playing with cherrypy a bit and so far I'm very pleased. I
hope cherrypy takes off and there is more hosting for it. Right now
I'm tempted to use rails because textdrive has such reasonable hosting
and I can't find anything similar for cherrypy.

I never got past the Quixote website because the docs were hard to
find/confusing.

On 5/3/05, Titus Brown <titus at caltech.edu> wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> thought it'd be fun to share this with you guys -- I've been thinking
> about how to demo the _q_traverse method in Quixote, and decided to
> write a CherryPy-like URL handler.
> 
> Here's the implementation:
> 
>         http://issola.caltech.edu/~t/transfer/qcherry/hello.py
> 
> It works well enough to mimic the hierarchical site demo that
> CherryPy has in its tutorial:
> 
>         http://issola.caltech.edu/~t/transfer/qcherry/complex_site.py
> 
> It's not very polished yet.
> 
> To run it, install Quixote 2.0, download both files, execute
> 
>         simple_server.py --factory=hello.create_publisher
> 
> and then go to 'localhost:8080'.  You may need to put your current
> directory in your PYTHONPATH, too.
> 
> I'll write about it in my diary when I get a chance to polish/document
> it a bit more.
> 
> I think this brings up two interesting issues:
> 
> * can we reimplement CherryPy entirely inside of Quixote?  (almost
>         certainly!)
> 
> * what benefits (if any) would this give CherryPy?  And Quixote?
> 
> cheers,
> --titus
> 
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