Remco.py · @remcoboerma
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Did a hackaton at work yesterday to see if emmett.sh might replace and . It really looks interesting as another modern take on web development. Our main requirements are auto-generated forms and grids (for quick development of crud apps), continued development, pydal support (since we use that a lot) and a low barrier to entry for interns to start coding.

Anyone with hands on experience who's willing to share lessons learnt?

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#py4web #web2py #emmetsh #python #webframework

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Remco.py · @remcoboerma
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@darkade
Thanks for sharing. I've been using fullstack python for over 2 decades and love every bit of it. I find navigating the labyrinth of frameworks quite a tedious job, but always well worth the effort.

Using and friends hasn't been a bad choice for me so far. For production I now mostly use via docker-compose and a few general automated python scripts. Even getting a server prepped is pure python. That's one thing i like about the language: so very versatile.

#web2py #docker

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Remco.py · @remcoboerma
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@chakie

or , because of the speed of development and batteries included. Especially for crud interfaces. The form generator is pretty awesome!

#web2py #py4web

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Remco.py · @remcoboerma
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@lcfd
Me about

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Remco.py · @remcoboerma
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@salvari
Ah nice! I've used for many years and still do until comes out of puberty. It's useful as it is, but I'm so much more proficient with smart grids in web2py and the docs are way better. And I have to admit that extracting onto it's own package was a blessing!

#web2py #py4web #pydal

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