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You should check out eve (http://python-eve.org http://python-eve.org) - it's amazing for rapid prototyping (if the fact it requires Mongo isn't an issue). I'm
by ermintrude 13y ago
You should check out eve (http://python-eve.org http://python-eve.org) - it's amazing for rapid prototyping (if the fact it requires Mongo isn't an issue).
I'm building an AngularJS + REST server using Eve for the server. It has saved me so much time that I'm putting my dev effort mainly into a comprehensive test suite because there's so little dev work to do (btw - I'm not the author, it's just the fastest framework I've found for developing REST APIs - and I've tried Django REST framework & tastypie).
- tomchristie 13y agoQuite an endorsement; I'll have to try to make the time to check that out properly. :)
- marekmroz 13y agoRE: Eve requiring Mongo, according to slide s 57-61 at https://speakerdeck.com/nicola/eve-rest-api-for-humans https://speakerdeck.com/nicola/eve-rest-api-for-humans Eve supports pluggable backends - is Mongo really needed?
- ermintrude 13y agoI think the architecture supports pluggable backends, but AFAIK mongo is the best supported (and is the only one I know much about). There is a backend for elasticsearch (https://github.com/petrjasek/eve-elastic https://github.com/petrjasek/eve-elastic) but I've never used it and don't know how complete it is. From looking on github support for SQLAlchemy is slowly in the works.
- lukasm 13y agoit seems is pretty much the same as Sails in Node world
- notastartup 13y agoI'm considering also Sandman https://github.com/jeffknupp/sandman https://github.com/jeffknupp/sandman wondering how Eve stacks up to that. Sandman you just connect it to the DB and it's supposed to give you a REST api