I agree. If you control client and server and the server's functionality will for the foreseeable future is limited in scope, xmlrpc is the boss. We had a dja

I agree. If you control client and server and the server's functionality will for the foreseeable future is limited in scope, xmlrpc is the boss. We had a django/rest based internal microservice. Was a pain to build and maintain. Switched to xmlprc (it's in Python stdlib), removed tons intermediary code, and wrote only a few bits of new code. This talk by Jonas Neubert opened my eyes to how xmlrpc can be the glue for Python (which is already glue). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEyVfiix1Lw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cEyVfiix1Lw