Python for webdesign???

I dunno about web *design*, but Python can be used as a back-end scripting language for websites. It could, for example, replace PHP or ASP. It's fairly popular for this. Even Google uses it. For design, I don't really know how that'll work.You could certainly make a web design program in Python, but I don't think that's what you're asking. Maybe you could tell us more about what you're looking for. (Are you looking for something like Dreamweaver? Or &#106avascript? Or DHTML? Or something else entirely?)

A good starting point is on the official Python site.

Ill tell you more.. I am using Sitespinner a dreamweaver type program and I want to do free lance webdesign. I'm wondering what python can do as far as the internet goes and seeing if I want to learn it for a programing language

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Original post by andy_aoye Ill tell you more.. I am using Sitespinner a dreamweaver type program and I want to do free lance webdesign. I'm wondering what python can do as far as the internet goes and seeing if I want to learn it for a programing language

That's really astonishingly vague. Python can do pretty much anything "as far as the Internet goes", by my understanding of the phrase.

Python certainly isn't a Dreamweaver substitute, though. It just isn't the same kind of thing.

The Django Project (http://www.djangoproject.com) is written in Python. I found it very easy to get up and running with Django, though to implement anything other than a simple app involves lots of reading.