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> a typical Python application server, e.g., the debugging > cycle will look something like “think; edit; restart the > server; send some test requests.” the "
by merb 10y ago
> a typical Python application server, e.g., the debugging
> cycle will look something like “think; edit; restart the
> server; send some test requests.”
the "most typical" Python stack (wouldn't call it a application server) is probably built with Django where you don't reason about the Server restart, it's as fast as changing something in PHP.
P.S.: I don't use Python that much anymore. Other people would say that the thing I'm using now takes endlessly long to compile and has some wierd operators.
- dom0 10y agoThe typical Python Web app debug cycle is "think; write regression test; fix test[; confirm fix manually as well]". And the subcycles are literally "Change -> [run test | send test request]".