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This is great! Looking at the Django tutorial in the docs [1], I think it's too bad, though, that they don't provide a build-in, well tuned WSGI Server. This wa
by ma2rten 15y ago
This is great! Looking at the Django tutorial in the docs [1], I think it's too bad, though, that they don't provide a build-in, well tuned WSGI Server. This way, you have to choose your own WSGI server, configure and update it yourself.
[1] http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/django#using_a_different_wsgi_server http://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/django#using_a_differen...
- craigkerstiens 15y agoWe do not automatically use a wsgi server because we want to offer flexibility to our users. Additionally we felt that having less magic in what we automatically do to your application (other than run it) was more of the Python way.
- elithrar 15y ago> "was more of the Python way." That you tailor each environment to the language/framework around it is a great touch.