Am 25.08.2017 um 09:00 schrieb Mikko Ohtamaa:
> * Front end and back end codebases can live in separate repositories,
> with some third repository for integration tests if needed
It makes also sense to separate them as IDE projects, as most IDEs do
not understand the concept of a hybrid projects very well. Better to
have one Pyramid project and one React project.
> * Communicate with the backend using REST, AJAX
Or use GraphQL (with graphene and webob-graphql). If you use REST, you
can make good use of Pyramid's traversal mechanism with e.g. SQLAlchemy
objects as resources. When you use GraphQL, you do the traversal outside
of Pyramid in the resolvers.
Besides React, you should also consider other frontend frameworks (a
good overview is here
https://www.sitepen.com/blog/2017/06/13/if-we-chose-our-javascript-framework-like-we-chose-our-music/).
I particularly like Angular and Vue.js. I found that it is much more
enjoyable to write the frontend code with TypeScript, not only because
of the typing aspect, but because you can use all the modern JavaScript
features which make JavaScript more similar to Python.
-- Christoph
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