Thanks for sharing! I was trying to find something similar to flask (as it is required by university) but more lightweight. I would personally prefer to use Go but the language is banned until third year.
whats the differene with this from flask?
Looks like its only dependencies are the standard library. So it appears to be a more lightweight Flask. Should've been called phial :D
Bottle came first, flask was a play on the name.
Flask was a joke it really got out of hand
Flask is a high-level wrapper around werkzeug, with some stock components like jinja2 thrown in.
Basically the Ikea of web site tools.
If that seems a hassle, go Django.
TIL. Didn't realize this wasn't a new project (but also didn't read past "WSGI").
Second line of the page:
It(bottle.py) is distributed as a single file module and has no dependencies other than the Python Standard Library.
In comparison, flask is more like express for the javascript ecosystem. You can cover simple scenarios with bottle, its usage is straightforward