> There's no WSGI at all. It communicates across ZeroMQ sockets directly
> mongrel2.
>


I know what Brubeck is, i did not get your question regarding uWSGI :)


even uWSGI speaks directly via zeromq, the WSGI "layer" adds a callable.
It could hurt performance in a "hello world" benchmark, but on real
web-apps it is irrelevant.

In addition to this, WSGI is a standard (used by 99.9% of python web
frameworks and supported by brubeck too), why (albeit it is probably the
ugliest of web gateways standard) mongrel2 should ignore it ?


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Roberto De Ioris
http://unbit.it

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