Web programming and Hosting II

January 12, 2008

Following up with this post, James Bennett really does it well.

He explains the problem (the lack of a universally good standard gateway for dynamic languages and webservers), the objective (the change to long-running processes) and the solution (Languages guys and hosting working together to provide a better way for programmers like me to easily deploy stuff to the server and whatever magic is behind to be correctly handled by the hosting guys).

I know that DH guys really want it, now it’s just a matter of fact they can get along with RoR and Django guys to do some real work.

Tagged with: en, hosting, programming, web2.0
This post has 1 comment. Feel free to read it and leave your own.
In my opinion that universally standard for python is WSGI, that's why it was made for.
In the apache side the mod_wsgi is very easy to install and run for multiple applications/users on a shared environment.
Even thought I think for cheap hosting the way is virtualization.

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