Ian Bicking wrote:
I'm personally convinced that this should be the future of Webware (and, in a general architectural sense, Python web programming as a whole). It offers a few current advantages over Webware:
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* Mostly backward-compatible. There are some missing corners of the Webware API, but that can be fixed. The whole MakeAppWorkDir thing goes away (for better or worse), and Contexts disappear.

is that a good thing (contexts going away)?

recently i was looking over the (abandoned?) "webware experimental refactoring" project, and it had some interesting improvements that, to me, seemed like a natural progression for webware:

- contexts become "applications" - get their own sessions and state;

- multiple applications/contexts can run under a single server instance;


improvements to webware after 0.9 -

- formalized method for executing (context/)application-specific code once on startup, with access to various webware components. (what's the recommended way to do this now? stick it in a site page at module level?)

- out-of-the-box connection pooling

- get webware into debian's repository?  :-)


these are suggestions from a lowly webware user, not a webware developer... take them for what they're worth...




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