> On May 27, 2019, at 2:16 AM, Evilham wrote:
>
> Twisted's documentation *could* be a bit better on this, if you want to take
> a go at it, I'm reasonably sure everyone would be happy.
Certainly I am happy any time anyone has a go at improving Twisted's docs - and
this is an area I'd wager lo
Hello,
On dv., maig 24 2019, Jayanth Acharya wrote:
Thanks Meejah. Appreciate your clearing up that Flask is not
based on
twisted, not sure I got that impression earlier.
Checked Klein, and it seems quite promising (and seem quite
similar to
Flask, from developer standpoint). From the documen
> On May 26, 2019, at 12:19 AM, Jayanth Acharya wrote:
>
> Thanks, understood. My Python knowledge is somewhat rudimentary and Twisted
> knowledge even more so, but if the current project at hand can afford some
> lax, I will see if I could help in any way. Even though Twisted is an
> open-s
Thanks, understood. My Python knowledge is somewhat rudimentary and Twisted
knowledge even more so, but if the current project at hand can afford some
lax, I will see if I could help in any way. Even though Twisted is an
open-source, volunteer driven/implemented project, is there a roadmap for
Twis
Thanks for clearing that up.
On Sat, May 25, 2019 at 2:08 AM Amber Brown
wrote:
> To note -- Twisted does not currently have HTTP/2 client support, only
> server support. Treq will not talk H2 at the moment, but Klein+Twisted will
> happily serve it up.
>
> - Amber
>
> On Sat., 25 May 2019, 06:3
> On May 24, 2019, at 1:37 PM, Amber Brown wrote:
>
> To note -- Twisted does not currently have HTTP/2 client support, only server
> support. Treq will not talk H2 at the moment, but Klein+Twisted will happily
> serve it up.
This is simply a matter of nobody having implemented it yet though
To note -- Twisted does not currently have HTTP/2 client support, only
server support. Treq will not talk H2 at the moment, but Klein+Twisted will
happily serve it up.
- Amber
On Sat., 25 May 2019, 06:35 meejah, wrote:
> Jayanth Acharya writes:
>
> > Checked Klein, and it seems quite promising
Jayanth Acharya writes:
> Checked Klein, and it seems quite promising (and seem quite similar to
> Flask, from developer standpoint). From the documentation it was not
> quite evident to me, as to how to use HTTP2 under Klein.
Klein uses Twisted Web underneath. So, it's "merely" a matter of
inst
Thanks Meejah. Appreciate your clearing up that Flask is not based on
twisted, not sure I got that impression earlier.
Checked Klein, and it seems quite promising (and seem quite similar to
Flask, from developer standpoint). From the documentation it was not quite
evident to me, as to how to use HT
Jayanth Acharya writes:
> From a very quick read of the Twisted docs (and some stackoverflow
> Q&A) I get the impression that it is possible to use Flask as the
> RESTful web-service framework using HTTP/2.0 for the server-end, but
> perhaps there is no Twisted framework provided HTTP/2.0 client
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