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Python AJAX Server

• sah 19y ago
  The really interesting part of this is the python-to-javascript conversion, which appears to be based on this: http://davidf.sjsoft.com/files/py2js http://davidf.sjsoft.com/files/py2js
  • bootload 19y ago
    "... the python-to-javascript conversion, which appears to be based on : py2js ..." I like the way py2js uses pure python and lets you do the rest. Pyxer requires Cherrypy for the server.
• thingsilearned 19y ago
  God I've been waiting for this! print "Thank you! "*1000000
  • jrsims 19y ago
    http://codepad.org/uo5BeNRh http://codepad.org/uo5BeNRh
    • tim2 19y ago
      [...] Thank you! Thank you! Than Timeout awwwww
• cainus 19y ago
  While this is similar to Aptana's Jaxer project, Jaxer does server-side DOM stuff just as easily as client-side DOM stuff. I'm having a hard time imagining this framework does that. The only DOM stuff in the example is marked as clientside. With Jaxer, they actually have JQuery running serverside. I'm not sure how pyxer could even make use of JQuery clientside (or other frameworks).