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Does`python -m http.server 8000` not work for local development?

• kevingadd 7y ago
  You need way more configuration than that, python's http server doesn't handle keepalive and threading correctly (or didn't when I last used it, maybe that's fixed in 3). I historically had to use IIS or Apache, and at work we used a full Apache install. If you used python your performance was much worse if your application worked at all. For C# apps you can at least just spin up a HTTPD directly in your app using system APIs, but it's also kind of flaky.
  • ChrisSD 7y ago
    I'm just surprised that file:// works better (when it's allowed).
    • kevingadd 7y ago
      It was very fast, at least for a while. It might be slow now.