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Did a hackaton at work yesterday to see if emmett.sh might replace #py4web and #web2py. 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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@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 #web2py and friends hasn't been a bad choice for me so far. For production I now mostly use #docker 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.
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After upgrading to #ubuntu23.04 I was able to remove all my old venvs and would have a lot to manage if it weren't for #pipx. `pipx reinstall-all` Fixes-Everything™. It even says where command are pointing to some other file than it has setup for you (including broken module callers). Quite awesome. Moving from #python 3.10 to 3.11 has been easier than any move i've ever done before. Thanks pipx!
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Using a combination of pyproject.toml, metadata library and #invoke the #edwh library allows for combining several #tasks.py collections. With #pip installable plugins, local tasks and run-everywhere functions it combines the best of code reuse, maintainability and project specific functionality. Still in beta, we'll be moving a lot of our internal project #devop code into an mit licensed open source repo.
The 1st functional plugin lives at https://github.com/educationwarehouse/edwh-multipass-plugin #python