throwaway313373

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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   It advertises "Built-in REST framework with JSON serialization" in the readme, that's why I asked. Looks like it also supports some kind of models for JSON validation [0], it shouldn't be too hard to generate Swagger fro
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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   I once had an idea of turning Conway's Life into music, but never finished it. I wanted to make it interactive but never figured out how to make it user friendly. Also, I haven't figured out how to use audio compressor in browser,
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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   If I had to choose between thousands lines in models and thousands lines in controllers I'd definitely take "fat" models over "fat" controllers.
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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   Re ORM: fair enough, I don't have any experience with Diesel, just wanted to know if you have an actual reason or if it's just a case of NIH [0] syndrome :) Re templates: I understand that writing a new template engine can be a ve
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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   I would kinda expect REST framework to be able to generate Swagger (aka OpenAPI) definitions out of the box. That's one of the killer features of FastAPI in my opinion. Also, I don't really understand what is the reason for creati
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   by throwaway313373 2y ago

   > The Rack web server interface from the Ruby community eventually made into python via the Flask application server and the WSGI specification. It's amazing how just one sentence can be so utterly wrong. WSGI actually predates rack