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If there are two languages that I like very much are python, which I always used for desktop and php, which I always used for web.
I would like to use python for the web as well, but currently I study by the Jango framework, which although I have N useful features, I don’t like it at all for the simple fact that I hate frameworks.
I wonder if there is a way to code in python for the web without using a frameworks, as always in php.
http://klauslaube.com.br/2012/11/02/entendendo-o-cgi-fastcgi-e-wsgi.html
– Woss
I couldn’t understand what the difficulty is in that. As far as I know, the language works normally, just install it on the server and it will work the same way PHP works. Just need to adjust the PATH correctly.
– Mr Genesis
I have been in this dilemma and I came to the following conclusion: What can you do what you want to give, but to be minimally acceptable, you will have to develop your own framework, even if you are not aware of it or call it by another name. Remembering that PHP tb has several (I was going to say dozens, but n I have Cereza) frameworks (Lavarel, Symfony, Cake, Codeigniter, Yii, and so on)
– Sidon
What comes closest to being a framework that I use for php is bootstrap, but it’s not exactly a framework.
– Mariana Bayonetta
No need to reinvent the wheel.
– vinibrsl
I think it’s duplicated: https://answall.com/questions/86587/existe-alguma-forma-de-escrever-um-c%C3%B3digo-pra-web-sem-framework-em-python
– Wallace Maxters