On 03/13/2015 02:50 PM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
Thanks Chris. I agree with everything you said.
The reason why I found this weird, is that this "response" caching
pattern is common and supported in most Python frameworks. It's not
I've never seen such a thing in any Python web framework, but I haven't
been looking either.
terribly hard to implement -- but since view_config natively supports
json, string, mako, chamelon, et. -- but not html -- it feels like I'm
doing something wrong.
view_config(renderer=...) is entirely unrelated AFACIT. A truly generic
response caching system couldn't be implemented in terms of a renderer
because not all views use renderers and views that do use renderers can
also opt to return a response directly.
I could, however, imagine a "view mapper" that cached response data.
- C
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