Spyce is a server-side language that enables efficient dynamic HTML creation through Python. It offers an elegant solution for generating HTML content with ease.
Spyce is an impressive server-side language that provides support for generating Python-based dynamic HTML in an efficient and elegant manner. With Spyce, you can embed Python just like JSP embeds Java, but Spyce is a lot more than just a clone of JSP.
Spyce outperforms other modern frameworks like Rails out of the box in terms of development, without adding special cases upon special cases. The modular design of Spyce makes it highly flexible and extendable, enabling you to use it as a command-line utility for static text pre-processing or even as a web-server proxy.
Its performance is comparable to those of other solutions in its category, and Spyce makes development effortless by avoiding clunky code reuse constructs, XML, YAML, or foreign templating languages - everything's just Python. Additionally, it spares you the hassle of manually accessing GET and POST page parameters, writing boilerplate code for form validation, editing multiple files for each user-visible page, writing SQL queries by hand, or creating your own authentication framework.
Importantly, Spyce is released under an OSI-Approved Open Source License and requires only Python to run.
Spyce outperforms other modern frameworks like Rails out of the box in terms of development, without adding special cases upon special cases. The modular design of Spyce makes it highly flexible and extendable, enabling you to use it as a command-line utility for static text pre-processing or even as a web-server proxy.
Its performance is comparable to those of other solutions in its category, and Spyce makes development effortless by avoiding clunky code reuse constructs, XML, YAML, or foreign templating languages - everything's just Python. Additionally, it spares you the hassle of manually accessing GET and POST page parameters, writing boilerplate code for form validation, editing multiple files for each user-visible page, writing SQL queries by hand, or creating your own authentication framework.
Importantly, Spyce is released under an OSI-Approved Open Source License and requires only Python to run.
What's New
Version 2.1.3: N/A