jsherer

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by jsherer 15y ago
Surprised at the low number of CherryPy posts in this thread. Not only is it a great framework, it supports Python3 out of the box. My stack: - ubuntu/debian - apt ftw - python 3 - haproxy - proxy - nginx - w/ uwsgi - cherrypy - framework t
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by jsherer 15y ago
Sounds like an interesting idea. But, like others, I am skeptical relying on a "beta labeled" web service to handle this for me.
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by jsherer 15y ago
This was the first thing that came to my mind. Sure would make "wiretapping" those linux boxes a bit easier.
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by jsherer 15y ago
"does magic that is frowned upon by some people." Can you elaborate?
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by jsherer 15y ago
Interesting. I had to open Safari for it to work, though. Chrome (canary) failed on the transitions.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I agree in part. Most of the time JSON and BSON are very similar in size, and sometimes larger (due to length prefixes). But, size benefits do emerge when you need to store binary data inside the object. Instead of a base64 encoded string,
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by jsherer 15y ago
Yes. The first thing I said when I saw this post was "How is this different than BSON?" Given that BSON is the basis of MongoDB's storage engine, I'm pretty confident in it and probably won't be moving over to MessagePack anytime soon.
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by jsherer 15y ago
I see a Qt fork coming that maintains the current approach for the future of the 4.x line.
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by jsherer 16y ago
I'm running into a few miscellaneous usability issues. Hopefully this public alpha helps shed some light on them and help jskinner polish this app to beta and release. Is there a public forum or site that we can report these to (something l