The first language I learned was PHP, unfortunately. PHP runs along with apache, but I wanted to use python instead, but the tutorials I found about python for the web make it look like it would replace apache, is that right? Do I have to configure it to play the role of the server?
Python only replaces PHP or replaces PHP and apache?
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asked by anonymous 05.10.2017 / 14:17
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In the Django (the most widespread python web framework) a server is run under the wipes to make it easier to writing of your application. This server runs in the development environment, ie: On your machine. When your site is 'in the air' , it is common to use a different server like Apache.
The difference between PHP and Python is that in PHP you actually use an Apache server in development. With Python this is facilitated during development and applied only in production.
05.10.2017 / 15:31