This post is a long time coming. I've been meaning to publicly release my Python web framework for months. There are lots of Python web frameworks already, but I think the whole point of WSGI was to make it easy for anyone to implement their own web framework. Blueberry is hosted on Google Code, GitHub, and PyPI. It's my first github project so I'm expecting to make a few mistakes committing and pushing, but that's how it goes when learning a new source control manager.

Here are some facts about Blueberry:

• It uses CherryPy's WSGI web server.
• It was inspired by web.py and Google AppEngine's web framework.
• I've been using it in production for months. This blog uses an old version of blueberry.
• It's database ORM agnostic.
• nginx is my preferred web server in front of blueberry, but it works with Apache and mod_python or mod_wsgi.

I still have a ton of work ahead of me to document blueberry, it just takes time. For now, what little information there is on blueberry can be found here on Google Code.