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avelino.run
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| | | | | I started a new project with the name nacho, asynchronous web framework for Python 3. Our goals It was designed to work on Python 3.x Some of syntax were inspired on Tornado's syntax Tornado is the default server, but Eventlet is stable as well Templates are done by Jinja2 HTML5 as the big-main-thing Work friendly with NoSQL (otherwise we should stop talking about them) Handle asynchronous requests properly Example class MainHandler(ApplicationController): def get(self): data = {'title': 'testando lero lero'} self.render("home.html", **data) r = Routers([(r"/", MainHandler),]) | |
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bluebones.net
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www.ducea.com
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| | | | | Applies: - (all web servers might respond with something 'useful' here, depends from configurations) Required apache module: - Scope: - Type: informational, remote Description: anyone can (if interested) find out (if not properly hidden) what software is running on a remote web server. Useful: for testing. If you will implement my next tip (how to hide this information) then you might want to test this to see it is working properly. | |
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www.jeremymorgan.com
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| | | Let's say you're like me and have Arch Linux installed, and you've toasted your GRUB bootloader. Here's what you do. | ||
