PyHP

PyHP is a Python hypertext preprocessor that serves as an Apache module, allowing you to embed the Python language into web pages. It is designed to make the creation of dynamic web pages quick and easy using Python, taking inspiration from the PHP module. There are several reasons why you should consider PyHP as your go-to web development tool.

Firstly, Python is a well-supported language that has been around for almost a decade, with a strong and dedicated community. It is fast, reliable, and rock solid. Additionally, its APIs do not change with every major release, making it easy to maintain backward compatibility. In contrast, the PHP module APIs are very volatile, and major updates often break backward compatibility.

Python also boasts a very coherent set of APIs that are easy to learn. In comparison, PHP module APIs can vary significantly for the same object, depending on the function you are looking at. For example, the PHP Array object's functions can start with an array_ prefix, while others may not. This is not the case with Python, where arrays are real objects.

Furthermore, Python is a real object-oriented programming (OOP) language that has always been so, whereas the PHP module added and changed OOP over the years. Finally, Python comes bundled with a comprehensive library set that is designed to be coherent with the language itself. This is why Python is often referred to as the language with batteries included. On the other hand, PHP module commands are not always coherent with the language itself, making it less intuitive to use than PyHP.

In conclusion, if you want to create dynamic web pages quickly and easily using Python, PyHP is an excellent choice. Its strong, reliable, and coherent APIs, rich library set, and real OOP capabilities make it a superior option to PHP module.