Re: Is CherryPy dead?

Hi Irrgit,

Our main web site is served for years now by CherryPy, and we have no reasons to migrate to other systems. It is fronted with nginx.

I do have to add some extra insight to the conversation tho, and that is why I chose CherryPy over other Python web frameworks almost a decade ago, when I had to make choices about which web framework to choose. That is because I had to build a website that could accomodate 1800 different domains. After some questing I found a good candidate: CherryPy's 'VirtualDispatch' was the most adjusted to my wishes, much more so than Django or Flask (which didn't even exist at that time).

Since then, CherryPy has stuck and has never let us down. We use it for simple webservice endpoints also.

Greetings,

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