Tim Crews <[email protected]> writes: > On Wednesday, May 30, 2012 1:34:07 AM UTC-7, JohnW wrote: > > If you think we can get to where we want with Python + Javascript, then I > can > be talked away from trying to develop a full RESTful API. > > John > > I hope I'm not displaying my ignorance, but I think I might be missing > something. I'm in favor of a RESTful API. > > Are you referring to client-side JavaScript or server-side? I can > imagine a client-side HTML application that interfaced to a ledger > server, and this would involve plenty of client-side JavaScript, but > that code would still need to communicate with the server to access > Ledger functions. I think a REST API would be a great way to model > that. > > I don't have a strong opinion that this is the best possible system > architecture; this is just the model that I assumed. Did you have a > different model in mind? I noticed in another thread that you > mentioned a "pure JavaScript" implementation, and I didn't know what > that meant. > > Tim Crews
There's no reason a RESTful API couldn't be done also with python on the backend.
