Tornado is mostly a web server. You can use tornado with web2py. In fact we
use tornado in web2py in the
gluon/contrib/websocket_messaging.py.
Of course web2py adds overhead because it parses the header, handles
language preferences, sessions, database connections, templates. Etc. You
would
You are right the term 'professional' is rather poor. I meant that the
service is expected to be deployed and be used as part of a company's
services.
Thanks for your comments.
On Wednesday, December 16, 2015 at 5:32:21 PM UTC+2, Gary Cowell wrote:
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> I'm using it to build REST services atop l
I'm using it to build REST services atop legacy data.
So, it certainly can be used in a 'professional' way, whatever that means.
I find that DAL is useful, and JSON and REST are easy to implement and as
you say, can concentrate on the API rather than the nuts and bolts to a
great extent.
If yo
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