On 10-08-11 17:32, william ratcliff wrote:
We've used it--it's really domain specific, but you can look at
tripleaxis.smallangles.net <http://tripleaxis.smallangles.net> (please
don't crash us :>). We do the front end with extjs and the back-end
with django. We have a number of ajax calls made by extjs and then
handled by django.
Thanks for the link!
What I wonder: which part is "in control"? Does it feel more like a
django site with an extjs front-end or as an extjs set with a django
back-end?
I'm asking as I'm a bit afraid that with such a website, the most
important parts of the site are not in well-testable python code, but in
relatively harder to test javascript code.
(On the other hand, a colleague told me that with extjs you have write
relatively few lines of javascript: extjs does a lot out ouf the box
apparently).
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