On 10/07/2013 05:30 PM, Lex Berezhny wrote:
The truth is that Pyjs is a web technology first and foremost. If you
know HTML/CSS sufficiently you can be as or even more productive than
the folks trying to pigeon hole desktop style widget based technologies
onto HTML.
Widgets are nice for prototyping but at the end of the day you should
really learn HTML5/CSS.
I think your "HTML5" == "the latest HTML stuff":
http://clubajax.org/html5-is-dead/
http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/
... or just "what the newest browsers actually do". ;)
The best summary of the current state I've seen is here:
https://rawgithub.com/whatwg/html-differences/master/Overview.html
The "Abstract" has it all in 6 sentences. But the whole document is
great for old-timers like me who need to catch up.
My Django/Pyjamas app makes full use of the widget libraries, along
with lots of CSS and almost zero HTML (I have an HTML index page that
loads a 4.5 MB script, period), but I'll grant that might not
be the best paradigm -- I *do* need to come up to speed on the latest
HTML stuff.
I've also done some little experiments with Django/REST using tastypie
that worked well, but there might be better REST libraries.
Yep. It's very important IMHO - I just wrote small project
django+pyjs and it was big pain to make it working together (BTW - I
want to make pyjs+django bootstrap project in free time, problem is
that there is no free time last days ... :) ).
I'm willing to put my time towards Pyjs+Django+Bootstrap as well.
I did Pyjs+Django integration using json-rpc with
a slightly hacked version of Pimentech's "network.py" module from
libcommonDjango (referred to in the original Pyjamas docs). I would
be happy to contribute my hacks. I believe Pimentech released
libcommonDjango to the public domain.
I think the first steps is to break the project up and then have people
volunteer to pick up the pieces that are important to them.
I think it's easier to get the momentum going if you know others are
working on different pieces and there is a common goal.
IMO this is essential to the survival of pyjs.
Steve
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