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SonSpring | 960 Grid System
The 960 Grid System looks like a well thought out CSS framework. I personally like the differences in it vs. Blueprint CSS.
Blueprint Grid CSS Generator
A grid generator for Blueprint CSS that lets you specify number of columns, column width, gutter width, and overall page width. It then generates the grids.css file in both normal and compressed versions, and a grid.png file for testing. Nicely done.
Better Web App Development
An interesting video (.mov file) covering a number of ways to produce web applications, including JSEE/JSP, Ruby on Rails, Plone, TurboGears, and Django. I really liked that the author showed the coding process for each one giving the viewer insight into each toolset. In the end it looks like Plone won out with Django coming in a close 2nd.
24 ways: Diagnostic Styling
Very slick idea to create styles to highlight bad HTML practices like missing alternate text attributes. I'd love to see a common set added to some of the CSS frameworks like Blueprint.css.
Alrond | The performance test of 6 leading frameworks
Alrond's Technoblog covers Django in a recent web framework performance round-up. It looks like Django fares really well all around.
ReUsable Web Components with Python and Future Python Web Development - Google Video
Python's Web Server Gateway Interface (WSGI) not only enables a multitude of Python web frameworks to share code when it comes to deployment, but also enables entirely new levels of re-use for Python web development. This talk discusses WSGI in general and Pylons specifically.