> As far as NodeJS - well I like the fact that it is well supported by the
> community - but so is Django. I don't believe NodeJS's asynchronous I/O is
> faster than Django when comes to serving data - at least not for small
> websites. So I wouldn't leave Django for NodeJS.
Django is good
I'm not leaving Django. I have had great success with Django. I see no
reason to leave Django. Django works with almost anything I've come
across - that includes Angular, React, etc.. BTW check out 'vue'.
I am moving to Electron for desktop applications - only. Don't get me
wrong Dabo is
The issue of deployment is real - for sure. But I have used a both just
creating an exe and install all on a server. I have found the best for
me was to install all the python stuff on the client and the rest on a
server. The last allows for one place to make changes.
Dabo's doc's have not
Am 2017-01-13 um 17:01 schrieb john :
> To be honest I believe I will soon will be moving on to Electron (uses
> html,css,JavaScript, Chrome, NodeJS to create the ui for a desktop app).
I hear you – for web apps I’m leaving my beloved Python/Django behind for
Hi Johnf, thanks for your reply.
Am Mittwoch, den 11.01.2017, 08:48 -0800 schrieb john:
> How did you create the UI form? Did you use the class designer?
>
> Or did you manually create each of the controls - something like:
>
> dabo.ui.dTextBox(self, RegID="CaseID",Width=225, DataSource =
>
Hi Johnf, thanks for your reply.
In my last message I completely messed up the indeces, so please it
ignore it, it will only confuse you here is the correct version.
Am Mittwoch, den 11.01.2017, 08:48 -0800 schrieb john:
> How did you create the UI form? Did you use the class designer?
>
> Or
Personally I don't use Class Designer or a .cdxml file. I find it very
easy to manually create the form. I guess I started doing because in
the beginning the Class Designer was not easy to work with - especially
try to add a new control or to move one.
So today I just move the control's