Isolationism

I decided today that I would move my so-called “web assets” to DreamHost; the decision having been based chiefly on a few additional perks there combined with a few minor frustrations at the previuos joint. Any hosted sites are still on the old server and will stay there for at least the next few months unless you request otherwise; there’s no rush to migrate so I’m leaving things as they are over there. This website, on the other hand, has already been moved—and I doubt anyone was out there to notice the transition, anyway.

In the coming months I hope to spend some time cutting my teeth on a few Python projects to gain greater familiarity with the language and how it applies to the web (so far my experiences have chiefly involved writing lengthy shell-scripts for work, and the odd fiddling around with Boodler); I still like CherryPy but it seems as though TurboGears or Django might be better choices for me based on their sophistication and provided features—but it’s still too early to tell. Whichever I choose, at least now I’ll be able to host my projects on a public site without having to saturate my DSL connection to my home server.