Feb-28-2020, 02:10 AM
Feb-28-2020, 03:53 AM
No as backend i run with build in development WSGI server that comes with Flask or Django.
In the messy web development world i try to learn more about Vue.js and for CSS i like Bulma.
They integrate well with Flask in test i have done.
If running Node.js as backend then there is more or less JavaScript in front and back and Python is out of the picture.
Flask Wrote:As of Flask 1.0, the WSGI server included with Flask is run in multi-threaded mode by default.So scale well in local development to,but if want to share with the world then need a production ready WSGI server like Gunicorn or uWSGI with NGINX in front.
In the messy web development world i try to learn more about Vue.js and for CSS i like Bulma.
They integrate well with Flask in test i have done.
If running Node.js as backend then there is more or less JavaScript in front and back and Python is out of the picture.
Mar-03-2020, 11:27 PM
i might need to scale way beyond what one machine can handle. that means i must design around multiple machines, including any necessary communication, data sharing, data synchronization, etc. that means front-ends like NGINX are not essential but can help with efficiency in critical areas.
i am looking for ways to get the back-end like Node, but stay with Python code for logic. can Flask do that?
i am looking for ways to get the back-end like Node, but stay with Python code for logic. can Flask do that?