Lots of python stuff showung the variety of its possible uses: From an apache wsgi module to an (experimental) collections based storage backend using lucene, to a command line tool for accessing flickr, to a json-rpc backend, totesting tools.
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The qxjsonrpc package provides JSON-RPC backend functionality useful for WEB applications using the qooxdoo library or simply requiring a JSON-RPC compatible datasource.
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The mod_wsgi adapter is an Apache module that provides a WSGI compliant interface for hosting Python based web applications within Apache. The adapter is written completely in C code against the Apache C runtime.
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Grassy Knoll is a storage and search web service written in Python. It is intended for use by read-heavy applications, such as web apps.
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Batchr is a front-end to Flickr intended for people who want to do batch operations (e.g. download thousands of photos at once), perform incremental backups of their Flickr photos, and the like.
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At PyCon ’07, I gave a talk on testing tools in which I “performed” nine live demos of features from twill, scotch, pinocchio, and figleaf. These are tools for Web testing, Web recording/playback, nose unittest extensions, and code coverage.