On 4/28/05, Greg Wilson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My solution is for Guido (or someone with equivalent authority)
to appoint someone Benevolent Dictator for the Web for One Year, with
a mandate to put together something that has all the features that are
getting Rails so much attention.
Uh, just to clarify this was me, not mike, I forgot to kill that
attribution line!
* Todd Grimason [2005-04-29 12:02]:
* mike bayer [2005-04-29 11:57]:
Just to emerge from lurking for a moment, and without years of working
in the python community like you guys, it seems pretty obvious to me
Hi Jeremy; thanks for your post.
Jeremy Hylton wrote:
I don't think this is a good idea for several reasons. Let's imagine
we could go back in time four years and tell the Ruby community the
same thing: Appoint someone to research a popular new way of building
web applications and add that to
The reloading problem is a tough one, and Aquarium went through a lot
of iterations before it came to a good solution. Now days, I have a
property which tells what types of modules I'm interested in
reloading. Then, if any module is stale, I reload all of those
modules. This takes care of cases
James Y Knight wrote:
On Apr 28, 2005, at 2:02 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:
What I want in a WSGI server
twisted.web2 supports: HTTP, HTTPS, CGI, and I wrote SCGI yesterday and
will commit it this weekend. FastCGI looks like a complicated protocol,
so it'll probably be a bit harder than SCGI to
At the last Bay Piggies meeting, as well as at PyCon, Guido felt
strongly that no Python Web application framework belonged in the
Python standard library for these reasons:
o The release schedule for such a library doesn't match the release
schedule of Python. Imagine having to wait a year
On 04/29/05 03:38, Mark Rees wrote:
On 4/29/05, Ian Bicking [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the full set of WSGI-enabled servers I'd like to see (and in
some way encorporate into Paste, of course):
* CGI gateway (done: not sure of canonical location)
* Simple threaded HTTP server (done:
Shannon -jj Behrens wrote:
When I came to IronPort, I had to act as such a benevolent dictator,
or rather, a benevolent concensus builder...Note, I'm not trying to force
Aquarium on *anybody*. I wrote it because I needed it. I open
sourced it because I like sharing.
To add to JJ's background on
