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presentation goes over Bottle, Flask, and many other lesser known Python
web frameworks.</p>
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<p>A Python newcomer asked the Python Subreddit to
<ahref="http://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/28qr7c/can_anyone_explain_the_differences_between_web2py/">explain the differences between numerous Python web frameworks</a>
and received some interesting responses from other users.</p>
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<h2>Other frameworks learning checklist</h2>
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Read through the web frameworks listed above and check out their project
websites. </p>
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It's useful to know what other web frameworks exist besides Django and Flask.
However, when you're just starting to learn to program there are significantly
more tutorials and resources for <ahref="/django.html">Django</a> and
<ahref="/flask.html">Flask</a> on the web. My recommendation is to start with one of
those two frameworks then expand your knowledge from there.</p>
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