I really love Django, but I feel like Python is not object oriented enough. I'm thinking about Play (the Java web framework). Any other suggestions?

Python is not Object Oriented enough?
Please give me an example, where something isnt an object.

Don't over complicate things :p
Though I guess it really is a matter of mindset

@stop I'm sure you can do anything with objects if you really tried too. But, I think, it doesn't lend itself to object oriented programming like Java does (maybe I'm just biased because I really love Java).

@lotd yes :) I really love simplicity and cleanliness of python+Django. I dunno, maybe I just haven't learned enjoy adv parts of Django?

Spring or jsp are cool for java, maybe try asp.net too

OOP is cool and all but everything doesn't have to be an object. It actually bugs me when someone tells me that X should be done like this cause it's the OOP way. I don't care, OOP is not the 10 commandments. Use it when it makes sense and don't when it doesn't.

"is not object oriented enough" wtf is that type of complaint?

@Froot definitely. I'm not saying OOP is the way to go for every problem. But it does have its strengths and I wanted to see it in web development. I think I just worded it wrong :)

@Krokoklemme not a very good one? Haha. I think I just worded it wrong.

You have to pair the language with the problem. Although you can easily implement OOP principles with Python, another language may be better suited for your problem. It sounds like what you're looking for is strictly typed language rather than un-typed.