def faq_why(p):
p(html.h3('Why PHPython?'))
p(html.p(u"""
Python is a terrific language. It is readable, modular, and
powerful and easy to use.
"""))
p(html.p(u"""
PHP has taught millions of people
how to make websites. It has a simple URL model and a low
barrier to entry to get things done.
"""))
p(html.p(u"""
We can take the simplicity of PHP web development, and bring
the best characteristics to Python. This allows us to make a
Python web framework (like Django) that is easy to write, simple
to learn, and very powerful.
"""))
def faq_how(p):
p(html.h3('How is it built?'))
p(html.p(u"""
PHPython doesn't invent anything. It is a WSGI-compliant
framework. It leverages as much code as possible from the
large Python ecosystem.
"""))
p(html.p(u"""
By default, PHPython uses Tornado server for fast web
serving, Tempy for fast, native templating, PHP-like
URL routing based on files and directories, and
WebOb for request objects.
Any component may be swapped out for your favorite.
PHPython is very fast and flexible.
"""))
p(html.p(u"""
PHPython has live dynamic reload, full stack trace
and debugging integration, and middleware support.
"""))
p(html.p(u"""
PHPython is explicit and has no magic.
"""))
def main(p):
with p(html.html()):
with p(html.head()):
p(html.title(title))
with p(html.body()):
p(html.h1(title))
p(html.p(u"""
Now, teams never have to choose between the ease of developing in PHP and the power and flexibility of Python. Developers can get the best of both worlds with PHPython.
"""))
p(html.h2('The simplest way to make a website in Python'))
p(faq())
p(html.a('Download the git repository',
{'href': 'http://github.com/jperla/phpython'}))
