Learn PYRAMID with Real Code Examples

Minimal core with pluggable components

Views map routes to response logic

Routing: URL dispatch or resource traversal

Security policies for request authorization

Template engines and renderers are optional

Client sends HTTP request

Pyramid routes map to views

View processes request and returns response

Template engine renders HTML or JSON if used

Response sent back to client

Minimalist WSGI-based core

URL dispatch or resource traversal routing

Views handle request logic

Pluggable templating and ORM integration

Security policies for authentication/authorization

RESTful APIs

Microservices backend

Modular enterprise web apps

Research and prototype applications

Scalable dashboards and admin interfaces

Minimal and modular core

Flexibility in choosing components

Explicit configuration over convention

Extensible via add-ons

Developer choice and pluggability

Use WSGI servers like Gunicorn or uWSGI

Horizontal scaling behind load balancers

Caching layers for performance

Split large apps into multiple Pyramid modules

Monitor and optimize database queries

Move from Flask or Django to Pyramid scaffold

Refactor routes and views for Pyramid routing

Integrate database ORM like SQLAlchemy

Use templating engines of choice

Test all views and security policies