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This system doesn't replace Django; it complements it. You could build 95% of an application with the traditional request-response model and add the 5% of real
by mYk 14y ago
This system doesn't replace Django; it complements it.
You could build 95% of an application with the traditional request-response model and add the 5% of real-time featurs with a system similar to my demo.
(Of course, given your opinions on Django, I don't recommend you build anything with it.)
- eyepulp 14y agoWell said =) It's incredibly frustrating to so easily build the entire app with a "traditional" django stack and then be faced with solving for a whole new stack just to avoid wasteful XHR-polling for some simple server-side event driven UI updates. We've implemented some SSE based solutions lately with gevent & nginx in front of django, and it's been great to keep it all in the django family. Maybe switching to py3k has some value after all... =)
- notdonspaulding 14y agoI concur.