Re: Is CherryPy dead?

It just works, so there's fewer changes and fewer questions.  I'm glad the
devs haven't tried to turn it into a Djangoesque platform.

It's worth also learning Django, but keep CherryPy in your toolbox.

On Tue, Oct 31, 2017 at 1:11 PM, Joseph S. Tate <[email protected]>
wrote:

> It's not dead. It does its job and stays out of the way. It's still widely
> used. It's mature, so it doesn't need large sweeping changes.
>
> On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 4:50 PM irrgit <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>> Greetings,
>> I have this past year been using the CherryPy framework for a couple of
>> projects
>> and love everything about it. Alas everywhere I go online i dont find
>> anything
>> good or what i expect to find for what i consider such a great framework.
>> Have people moved to other frameworks? Are CherryPy users hermits?
>> Its discouraging to go online and search for benchmarks and comparisons
>> only to
>> find little to none when it comes to CherryPy.
>> Everywhere you go , all you see is info about Flask/Django etc. I look at
>> their
>> Hello World examples and scoff at how convoluted and messy they seem.
>> What is
>> CherryPy missing.
>> Recently I wanted to learn something new just not to stay rusty so I
>> researched
>> what to learn ( concerning python web frameworks) and couldnt decide.
>> CherryPy has about 1000 questions on StackOverflow , flask 18 times that,
>> and
>> Django about 8 times the amount of flask. Clearly less people are talking
>> about
>> CherryPy online which sometimes makes it harder to find a solution to
>> something
>> which is CherryPy specific, but I rarely encounter those issues.
>>
>> I personally love CherryPy and everything about it, I especially love the
>> part
>> where I dont even know im using CherryPy because it never gets in my way,
>> it
>> feels just like writing only python.
>>
>> Considering future endeavors is it a good decision to keep using CherryPy
>> or
>> learn something which is more marketable/popular/hip?
>>
>>
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