I'm going to learn Python by developing a website using Quixote
and a postgresql database backend. I'm forming a strategy wherein
I plan to use twisted/quixote/postgresql, and the twisted scgi code
contributed by Matt Campbell in July 2004 on this list (to connect
twisted and quixote) for development.

For production, I'd like to deploy on
an Apache web server (1.3.X or 2.X), so I'd like to reuse as much
code as possible and keep web-server dependent code/configuration
to a minimum.

Do all the pieces really play nicely so that this is a practical
strategy? Any comments on developing Quixote code that will
perform seamlessly on Apache versus the Twisted web servers? Or
on a good postgresql interface package to handle persistent connections
that will work the same in the context of the Apache or Twisted web
servers?

Thanks for your advice!
Robert