magus wrote: > Yes, but "cheapness" is only one of my concerns. I have two bigger > concerns: > > 1. By limiting the external dependencies (i.e. the number of django > modules I use) I will lower the risk of being hit by a bug that I don't > control. > 2. AFAICS the session is represented by a cookie, for me this is > totally unnecessary since there will be no session. The webservice will > have no server-side state to keep track of. Also, there's a lot of > smart people out there and they keep on comming up with new and > interesting ways to use session cookies (session hijacking, session > fixation, etc.). >
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