Learn about WSGI — WSGI.org (original) (raw)

• 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 Easyby 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 Weaponby James Gardner [xml2006-09]
• Introducing WSGI: Python’s Secret Web Weapon, Part Twoby James Gardner [xml2006-10]
• test.wsgia 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