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I think this is an incredibly innovative approach to web apps in Python, very fast dev turnaround and not a lot to grok.
by mikecaron 16y ago
I think this is an incredibly innovative approach to web apps in Python, very fast dev turnaround and not a lot to grok.
- evangineer 16y agoIt allows you to start off by sketching a webapp with Sinatra-like simplicity & get as complex & modular as needed.
- evangineer 16y agoI'm disappointed by the lack of discussion regarding the Simplates concept. It does for webapp code organisation what Python's whitespace does for code layout. This means that from the outset, you get more maintainable webapps even it starts out as a one file hack. That should more than compensate for having to figure out how to enter an obscure character into your code in your editor/IDE of choice.
- whit537 16y agoThank you, yes! The tool support for ^L is weak right now, but if the simplates concept is valid then one hopes the tool support will follow.
- whit537 16y agoHere's a list of editors with support for changing keybindings: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text_editors#Key_bindings http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_text_editors#Key_...