Going forward, I've decided to use web technologies for as many applications as possible at work. The README for the github repo explains things nicely, so I won't repeat. Gist: it's a Twisted web server that serves up an initial app payload, then communicates with it via WebSocket thereafter.
I am absolutely and most definitely interested in comments/criticisms. Please do so if you've got the time! (Or fork and make better.)
[https://github.com/jomido/tswss]
Very good idea. Kaazing has been promoting this approach for years with their gateway, see http://kaazing.com/download. I don't have a lot of experience with Python, but no matter which language you use, doing a standalone app in the browser and talk websocket is definitely the way to go no matter what language ou pick for the backend.
ReplyDeleteI'm wondering if this will be a popular approach going forward myself. Thanks for the link.
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