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Since our goal for Phusion Passenger is for it to become the ultimate polyglot webserver, which technology would you guys want to see support for the most? We'
by tinco 14y ago
Since our goal for Phusion Passenger is for it to become the ultimate polyglot webserver, which technology would you guys want to see support for the most?
We're looking at Node.JS, Python, Haskell, Mono(C#), PHP. Do any of these tickle your fancy or is there one missing?
- hackerboos 14y agoPython most definitely.
- tinco 14y agoWe posted our passenger+python announcements on the Python reddit before, but we didn't get much attention for it. Do you know in what way we could really address the Python webdevelopment community?
- jonastryggvi 14y agopost benchmarks cause the python community love those, and make it work nicely with gevent. Just make a little hello world Flask app and show us how it performs. I use Passenger for my Ruby projects, but use nginx with gunicorn for Python - no reason behind that choice whatsoever except that is the stack that I found nice blog articles on how to get working with gevent
- candl 14y agoI've been using passenger's wsgi support for close to two years. (I transitioned from ruby to python for web dev so it's no surprise that I stayed with what I knew best). I would love to see Mono support as it is in desperate need of a good webserver - especially now since the ASP.NET stack was open sourced.
- jarito 14y agoAt Rackspace, we use Node.JS and Python out of those.
- ilamparithi 14y agoFor playframework apps?
- GreySyntax 14y agoC# via Mono sounds very interesting :) would make deployments much easier
- jamesbritt 14y agoHaskell would be killer.