Web development in python without using any webframework

Question

I want to use python for creating dynamic database driven websites. and I don't want to use existing web frameworks for my work. I am learning things so I wont feel lazy to write all the code myself because I want to learn.

could anyone suggest me any books/site from where I can start. I want to follow MVC architecture. so please suggest me some links/book or anything

Answer 1

I believe the best way to go about this is by reading and learning from other frameworks and learning how others implement core aspects of a particular approach or routine by building dynamic web frameworks.

This will not only will help you learn from a working example but you will also learn how to improve upon things and make improvements over time. I would start with a simple framework like flask. Flask is extremely simple easy to use and high extendable.

If one wanted to learn about building cars they wouldn't start off with spare car-parts and a engine manual -- you would be better of taking apart an old Civic and learning about the inner workings and try putting it back together this is just my 2 cents.

Answer 2

You likely want to use some (existing) web server (and not develop this as well)? In this case, you could look at WSGI ("Web Server Gateway Interface"). It is a specification intended to interface between a web server and a web application - with the motivation to facilitate factoring out common tasks (session handling, authentication, authorization, output transformations, ...).