On Sunday, January 12, 2014 9:49:45 PM UTC+1, Steven Joseph wrote: > > I took a look at the frameworks that you mentioned, none of them use the > python3 ioloop by default, though I imagine it might be easy enough to > substitute. > And compared to the other frameworks on this thread, I don't think I > should use minimal to describe aioweb because > I've added in and hope to develop more higher level features like session > handling, authorization, authentication, configuration and deployment utils. > Already using buildout to at a basic level to deploy. > > On Monday, January 13, 2014 7:21:53 AM UTC+11, Steven Joseph wrote: >> >> Hi Amirouche, >> >> Good question, at this point I don't think aioweb is going to be too >> different if you have looked at most of the web frame works that >> use async programming style. I hope to make aioweb a framework a very >> un-obstructive framework with more replaceable parts, support more >> templating style, databases etc. >> No there is no WSGI support or websocket support simply because I haven't >> gotten around to it yet :). >> It'd be great if you could give some critique on the overall design I'm >> trying to keep it simple, even better if you could contribute. >> >> Thanks >> >> Steven >> >> On Sunday, January 12, 2014 11:09:49 PM UTC+11, Amirouche Boubekki wrote: >>> >>> > 2014/1/12 Steven Joseph <[email protected]>: >>> >> oops missed out the link 8-| >>> >> >>> >> https://github.com/jagguli/aioweb >>> > >>> > >>> > There is no documentation? >>> > >>> > - How does it compare to other async web framework like pulsar, >>> > webalchemy, tornado ? >>> > - In particular, do you support socket.io or websockets alone? >>> > - Does it support WSGI? Why? >>> > - How does it compare to non-async web framework django/flask and >>> zope-like? >>> >>> >>> It's kind of difficult to compare all this maybe you can answer only >>> this question: >>> >>> - how opinionated aioweb framework is? What makes it unique and >>> relevant? >>> >> I published an article to explain the ideas behind my framework, maybe you will find it helpful: https://github.com/amirouche/notes/blob/master/source/2014/why-nerfed.rst
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