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-===================================
-Application Running With ``pserve``
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-
-Three Cool Things About ``pserve``
-----------------------------------
-
-1. *Multiple .ini files*. You might have some settings in
- development mode or some in production mode. Maybe you are writing an
- add-on that needs to be wired-up by other people.
-
-2. *Choice of WSGI server*. ``pserve`` itself isn't a WSGI server.
- Instead, it loads the server you want from the configuration file.
-
-3. *Friends of pserve*. With the ``pserve``/``.ini`` approach you
- also get other commands that help during development: ``pshell``,
- ``proutes``, ``pviews``, ``prequest``, etc.