Hello All, I'm writing a web application using qooxdoo as the client framework and web2py as the server. Almost all of the communication between the client and the server are done through the JSON-RPC service.
Since I found myself writing @service.jsonrpc functions by the dozens, I was beginning to wonder what would be considered as best-practices. Should I write a very general function that basically exposes the database to the client side? Should a write many small functions, each wrapping a database call (perhaps sometimes also doing some calculations in the background)? Should I opt to transfer large amounts of data at each JSON-RPC call (to minimize server calls), or only ask for the data when needed? This web-application is intended to be internal to my company, with no more than 30 users, and probably no more than 10 simultaneously. Any thoughts/opinions/discussions are welcome :) Cheers, Omri
