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I love this! This solves a big problem for me, which is writing/packaging/deploying JS/HTML. Question: I see that the ORM assumes a SQL backend. Do you have
by jedberg 4y ago
I love this! This solves a big problem for me, which is writing/packaging/deploying JS/HTML.
Question: I see that the ORM assumes a SQL backend. Do you have any plans to support key/value stores, or is it easy to change out the ORM?
I'm thinking this would be perfect for deployment into AWS Lambda for the backend, Cloudfront for the front end, and DynamoDB for the data.
- picklelo 4y agoThe ORM is a wrapper around SQLAlchemy, so only SQL databases for now. But since everything is in Python, you can still connect to any other database/service like you normally would.