I say properly because everyone I have spoken to in the past said running Django on IIS was a hack. I had it working somewhat but it never did quite right and did feel like a hack. I like python but had to give it up because I could never make Django work with IIS and Django was my excuse to use Python in production web apps. But it was so messy that I could not in good conscience sell it to the group. So, I figured why fight it, just stick to asp.net, IIS, roll your own or use frameworks from MS. Just wondering if anything had changed. BTW, not knocking asp.net. I just wanted to use Python. Thank you. EDIT - Are there any new plans to officially support IIS yet? Continue reading...
