Nov-09-2019, 08:53 PM
what is your opinion on the feasibility of a web forum written in Python? i notice that the vast majority are written in PHP. even Perl has a limited showing for this category of application.
i've been thinking about a design where there is a client/server relationship with the server implemented entirely in Python (not counting things like the database, if used). the client might be done in JavaScript or one of the web client side Python implementations or even as a standalone app not based on a web browser. the important idea of this design is to make a clean and simple protocol between client and server so that either side is pluggable as desired.
i really like the look and feel of Discourse. the protocol should include information fields, or otherwise be flexible enough, to allow client side software to implement something like that.
your thoughts?
i've been thinking about a design where there is a client/server relationship with the server implemented entirely in Python (not counting things like the database, if used). the client might be done in JavaScript or one of the web client side Python implementations or even as a standalone app not based on a web browser. the important idea of this design is to make a clean and simple protocol between client and server so that either side is pluggable as desired.
i really like the look and feel of Discourse. the protocol should include information fields, or otherwise be flexible enough, to allow client side software to implement something like that.
your thoughts?
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What do you call someone who speaks three languages? Trilingual. Two languages? Bilingual. One language? American.