This software is a thin and open-source web application framework that can be used to build web applications.
Upraise is a software solution that is based on WSGI and utilizes the Paste library. It is incredibly flexible, and it can be deployed in various ways, including CGI, FastCGI, SCGI, mod_python, and as a standalone HTTP server.
One of the main advantages of Upraise is that it is not a full-stack framework requiring specific external components. Instead, any desired component should be easy to integrate into Upraise. This includes template engines such as Genshi, Mako, or Jinja, database abstraction layers/ORMs like SQLAlchemy, Elixir, or SQLObject, URL dispatchers, and even authentication and authorization mechanisms like AuthKit or barrel, amongst others.
On top of this, Upraise also supports lots of WSGI middlewares that are available, although spread over multiple packages and sometimes redundant.
Upraise is a basic yet flexible framework that requires a better understanding of the components that users want to use. However, it comes without the overhead and unsatisfying preselection that full-stack frameworks like Django and TurboGears may bring.
A final note on Upraise is that it is developed, licensed, and provided under the terms of the MIT License, ensuring that users can use and modify it in a variety of projects without legal issues.
One of the main advantages of Upraise is that it is not a full-stack framework requiring specific external components. Instead, any desired component should be easy to integrate into Upraise. This includes template engines such as Genshi, Mako, or Jinja, database abstraction layers/ORMs like SQLAlchemy, Elixir, or SQLObject, URL dispatchers, and even authentication and authorization mechanisms like AuthKit or barrel, amongst others.
On top of this, Upraise also supports lots of WSGI middlewares that are available, although spread over multiple packages and sometimes redundant.
Upraise is a basic yet flexible framework that requires a better understanding of the components that users want to use. However, it comes without the overhead and unsatisfying preselection that full-stack frameworks like Django and TurboGears may bring.
A final note on Upraise is that it is developed, licensed, and provided under the terms of the MIT License, ensuring that users can use and modify it in a variety of projects without legal issues.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A