Learn about WSGI ================ * `WSGI Tutorial `_ by Clodoaldo Neto * `WSGI Explorations in Python `_ by Mike Orr * `An Introduction to the Python Web Server Gateway Interface (WSGI) `_ by Titus Brown * `A Do-It-Yourself Framework `_ by Ian Bicking * `URL Parsing with WSGI `_ by Ian Bicking * `WSGI and WSGI Middleware is Easy `_ by Ben Bangert * `WSGI - Gateway or Glue `_ by Mark Rees (**particularly good as a starting point**) * `Mix and match Web components with Python WSGI `_ by Uche Ogbuji * `'Hello World with WSGI' `_ and `WSGI Middleware `_ by Rufus Pollock * `Getting started with WSGI `_ by Armin Ronacher * `Why so many Python web frameworks? `_ by Joe Gregorio (*outlines the creation of a web framework using several WSGI-based tools*) * `Introducing WSGI: Python's Secret Web Weapon `_ by James Gardner [xml2006-09]_ * `Introducing WSGI: Python's Secret Web Weapon, Part Two `_ by James Gardner [xml2006-10]_ * `test.wsgi `_ a WSGI test app showing whether your WSGI environment is working (and also outputs some interesting information like Python version, sys.path, WSGI environment, etc.). It can be directly used for mod_wsgi and easily for all other WSGI servers. When started directly from command line, it tries to use wsgiref's simple server to serve the application. .. [xml2006-09] xml.com, Sept 2006. Part 1: getting started .. [xml2006-10] xml.com, Oct 2006. Part 2: Making Use of a Middleware