Myths About CGI Scalability
I really like the PHP approach of &quot;one url, one file&quot; by letting Apache handle the routing. I <i>love</i> to build a whole application by just putting a bunch of php files into a directory.<p>And I <i>hate</i> that in a typical Python+Django application, I have to restart the application to see changes I make.<p>But apart from that, Python is the nicer language. So I would like to do more web dev in Python. Most Python devs get red faces when you tell them that the PHP approach has benefits and you would prefer to go that route though.<p>What is a good Apache virtualhost entry to accomplish the typical PHP approach but for Python? How do I tell Apache &quot;My application is in &#x2F;var&#x2F;www&#x2F;myapplication&#x2F;, execute all python files in there&quot;? Are there any arguments to <i>not</i> do this in production?