I use web2py, and we have had the PyCon registration system running under it for the past 2 years. It's an evolving framework - there are some really nice things about it. Lack of readily available documentation is one of the things that has been holding me back from considering running a sprint on the registration system (which itself could use some restructuring based on experience with the various users / people registering, sponsors, and so on).
Well, now there is an
online web2py Book documentation (there has been a book, PDF, and online view of the PDF - but nothing this accessable) - and soon, I expect it to provide author / contributor logins, comments, etc. I'm really happy about this.
Have a look.
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