web-frameworks

I have a application written in Twisted and I want to add a web interface to control and monitor it. I'll need plenty of dynamic pages that show the current status and configuration, so I hoped for a framework that offers at least a templating language with inheritance and some basic routing. Since I am using Twisted anyways I wanted to use twisted.web - but it's templating language is too basic and it seems that the only framework, Nevow is quite dead (it's on launchpad but the homepage and wiki are down and I can't find any documentation). So what are my options? Is there any other twisted

Lately I've been taking a look at Haxe , to build an application to be deployed to Apache running PHP. Well, while it looks like it might suit my needs (deploying to PHP, but not using an awful language), I haven't found anything to make the actual application development easier than building a traditional non-MVC PHP app. Are there any toolkits/frameworks that I'm missing, that would be worthwhile? It'd be nice if it were MVC inspired, and I'd definitely want an easy way to use nice URLS, though I could settle for mod_rewrite rules if necessary. Edit: The idea is to not use something like

Is there any simple java web framework like sinatra (for ruby) or web.py (for python)? If you want a strict Java framework Spark might be an alternative: import static spark.Spark.*; public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { get("/hello", (req, res) -> "Hello World"); } } Play . Haven't tried it myself but heard only good things about it and seems to be quite beginner-friendly. I think the simplest thing to do to generate web content via Java is to write a Servlet. Just like web.py allows you to define a GET method, you can implement a Servlet's doGet() method and

I just tried to play with Vaadin Framework and it seems to me very easy to use. Plus what I like about his framework is that it is built on top of Google Web Toolkit (GWT) . What do you think, should I continue using this framework or it's better to stick with GWT? Jens Jansson Hey. As a disclaimer, I work for the company developing Vaadin. Vaadin uses GWT in a way that it has a set of components precompiled in GWT. You can, of course, additionally make your own components if you so want to. However, the set of components is quite complete, and can often be customized for your own need. This

There are a few web frameworks for Clojure Compojure Webjure Conjure Moustache and also some libraries for dealing with certain web development subtasks, such as Enlive for templating Hiccup for templating Ring to handle lower level stuff with requests/responses ClojureQL for persistence (it doesn't seem very active, though) There are also hundreds of Java libraries to be used. Some aspects were already discussed here and two of them compared a bit . I wonder how these frameworks/components compare in terms of maturity, scope, ease of development, Django/RoR feeling, etc. When I first started

This question intends to be technology-agnostic. Which kind of web framework do you prefer, and when: Pure MVC or event-driven component-oriented? Just to make the point in "technology-agnosticism", here I name a few MVC vs. component web frameworks, in diverse technologies / languages: Struts vs. Java Server Faces / Tapestry The new ASP.NET MVC vs. "classic" ASP.NET Cake PHP vs. PRADO I'm a php dev by day; however, I strongly prefer Wicket and/or Lift, especially the latter. The problem with Prado seems to be that the controller is tied to the page, rather than the logical controls on the

I'm looking for a framework that is better and easier to use than Apache Tiles (which so far, I have used a couple of times). With Tiles, it seems that when I have 100 actions I need to creates 100 jsp files and create 100 definitions in tiles.xml . Is there a better framework to manage my templates? I want to create, for example, 2 templates: a) menu and column for content b) menu, column for content, right column with banner In both templates the menu is constant. In template b , the right column is constant, so only the content column is different. For this simple example I don't want to