[Ixiaus]

I'm noticing that the idiom for WSGI based frameworks, is to "layer" applications (middleware), a lot like an onion. Certain actions/functionality is only available within specific layers of that onion. I quickly found out you can't just call redirect(url('some_route')) from within your helpers (or any module outside of the callable controller); the exception will be caught, but instead of redirecting it will display it as an error.

In PHP, unless headers have already been sent, you can call this: header("Location: blablablabl") from wherever.

That's just one example of the difference in workflow, it took me some getting used to before I could appreciate it. There are many other "little" things such as above, that are different.

I'm loving Python + Pylons, the more I use it the more I get used to the workflow too...