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    <p>I think you should clarify exactly what you want to build first. Java and Python both have their own strengths and weaknesses for development and execution - they also have a multitude of libraries and frameworks that you can use. For example, in Python you could build web applications off of Tornado, Twisted, Pyramid, Django, and countless others. Java has numerous </p> <p>Apache has been on a general decline from having a place in webapp stacks. It's a great general web server, but it's totally unneeded with the technologies you're mentioning. If you're deploying Java, you can use Tomcat and Jetty. If you're deploying Python, you can use something small like nginx to proxy http to the python app or use the uwsgi protocol. Most people I know have something like nginx or varnish on port 80, and just proxy everything back to python/java/php/apache/etc.</p> <p>Once you explain exactly what you want to learn how to build , you'll likely have better answsers.</p>
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    1. COI'm just looking for a good place to get started right now so that I can understand the very basics of how a server works with web apps and build from there rather than just relying on how to guides and stack overflow to fix any problems I might have after I get the app up. Thanks for the info on Tomcat though. Do you have a Java framework you're partial to or think is promising? I've revised my original question.
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    2. COBased on what you've mentioned, you could just go through one of the tutorials on DjangoProject.com ( high level, lots of magic happens behind the scenes ) or PylonsProject.org ( Pyramid is low level, not magic happens behind the scenes ). I'm not really partial to Java. If I needed to harness the benefits of Java, I'd probably opt for Scala... which is interoperable with Java but a bit better/easier for web apps. Scala has a few popular web frameworks - lift and play are two of the most popular ones, but there are many.
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    3. COThanks, you've been very helpful in letting me know what technologies are available. I've looked into Django in that past and it looks very promising (high level integration with open-source for fine tuning if the need arises). This will give me something to focus my learning on and put web development into perspective when combined with one of the courses from Academic Earth or uDacity for the general overview of how web based app development works.
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