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  1. Thanks to everyone who helped me think about this! I need to set up a proper blog next week, for now I've just published a Notion page.

    "Why it's weird to build stuff with Django on Glitch" - notion.so/Why-it-s-weird-to-bu

    #robrc

  2. Thanks to everyone who helped me think about this! I need to set up a proper blog next week, for now I've just published a Notion page.

    "Why it's weird to build stuff with Django on Glitch" - notion.so/Why-it-s-weird-to-bu

    #robrc

  3. Thanks to everyone who helped me think about this! I need to set up a proper blog next week, for now I've just published a Notion page.

    "Why it's weird to build stuff with Django on Glitch" - notion.so/Why-it-s-weird-to-bu

    #robrc

  4. Thanks to everyone who helped me think about this! I need to set up a proper blog next week, for now I've just published a Notion page.

    "Why it's weird to build stuff with Django on Glitch" - notion.so/Why-it-s-weird-to-bu

    #robrc

  5. Unlike the JS application frameworks I'm know of, python frameworks I know of — at least Django and Flask — have this viewpoint of "start with this development server, but DO NOT use it in production, instead use one of these WSGI or ASGI things that we're not going to tell you how to pick."

    Which means on Glitch you probably want to *start* with Daphne or Gunicorn, right?

    I don't know how to better phrase my question beyond "what's up with this?"

    (Interested in RTs on this one) #robrc

  6. Unlike the JS application frameworks I'm know of, python frameworks I know of — at least Django and Flask — have this viewpoint of "start with this development server, but DO NOT use it in production, instead use one of these WSGI or ASGI things that we're not going to tell you how to pick."

    Which means on Glitch you probably want to *start* with Daphne or Gunicorn, right?

    I don't know how to better phrase my question beyond "what's up with this?"

    (Interested in RTs on this one) #robrc

  7. Unlike the JS application frameworks I'm know of, python frameworks I know of — at least Django and Flask — have this viewpoint of "start with this development server, but DO NOT use it in production, instead use one of these WSGI or ASGI things that we're not going to tell you how to pick."

    Which means on Glitch you probably want to *start* with Daphne or Gunicorn, right?

    I don't know how to better phrase my question beyond "what's up with this?"

    (Interested in RTs on this one) #robrc

  8. Unlike the JS application frameworks I'm know of, python frameworks I know of — at least Django and Flask — have this viewpoint of "start with this development server, but DO NOT use it in production, instead use one of these WSGI or ASGI things that we're not going to tell you how to pick."

    Which means on Glitch you probably want to *start* with Daphne or Gunicorn, right?

    I don't know how to better phrase my question beyond "what's up with this?"

    (Interested in RTs on this one) #robrc

  9. Unlike the JS application frameworks I'm know of, python frameworks I know of — at least Django and Flask — have this viewpoint of "start with this development server, but DO NOT use it in production, instead use one of these WSGI or ASGI things that we're not going to tell you how to pick."

    Which means on Glitch you probably want to *start* with Daphne or Gunicorn, right?

    I don't know how to better phrase my question beyond "what's up with this?"

    (Interested in RTs on this one) #robrc

  10. For day 2 I thought "gee, last job used Django ORM and I never understood it." So I decided to make a Django backend from scratch, on Glitch.

    Here's the problem I ran into: Glitch is a very "testing on production" kinda app, which works well with Express and Fastify and family, which as far as I know like being run on production but are happy as dev servers. #robrc

  11. For day 2 I thought "gee, last job used Django ORM and I never understood it." So I decided to make a Django backend from scratch, on Glitch.

    Here's the problem I ran into: Glitch is a very "testing on production" kinda app, which works well with Express and Fastify and family, which as far as I know like being run on production but are happy as dev servers. #robrc

  12. For day 2 I thought "gee, last job used Django ORM and I never understood it." So I decided to make a Django backend from scratch, on Glitch.

    Here's the problem I ran into: Glitch is a very "testing on production" kinda app, which works well with Express and Fastify and family, which as far as I know like being run on production but are happy as dev servers. #robrc

  13. For day 2 I thought "gee, last job used Django ORM and I never understood it." So I decided to make a Django backend from scratch, on Glitch.

    Here's the problem I ran into: Glitch is a very "testing on production" kinda app, which works well with Express and Fastify and family, which as far as I know like being run on production but are happy as dev servers. #robrc

  14. For day 2 I thought "gee, last job used Django ORM and I never understood it." So I decided to make a Django backend from scratch, on Glitch.

    Here's the problem I ran into: Glitch is a very "testing on production" kinda app, which works well with Express and Fastify and family, which as far as I know like being run on production but are happy as dev servers. #robrc

  15. There is a weekly prompt "mess around with SQL, make a webpage that lets you list some media you like." I made something simple for day 1, using Glitch in an usual way: hosting the frontend as a generated static site and the backend as a separate glitch app using Fastify. clay-01-music-frontend.glitch. #robrc

  16. There is a weekly prompt "mess around with SQL, make a webpage that lets you list some media you like." I made something simple for day 1, using Glitch in an usual way: hosting the frontend as a generated static site and the backend as a separate glitch app using Fastify. clay-01-music-frontend.glitch. #robrc

  17. There is a weekly prompt "mess around with SQL, make a webpage that lets you list some media you like." I made something simple for day 1, using Glitch in an usual way: hosting the frontend as a generated static site and the backend as a separate glitch app using Fastify. clay-01-music-frontend.glitch. #robrc

  18. There is a weekly prompt "mess around with SQL, make a webpage that lets you list some media you like." I made something simple for day 1, using Glitch in an usual way: hosting the frontend as a generated static site and the backend as a separate glitch app using Fastify. clay-01-music-frontend.glitch. #robrc

  19. There is a weekly prompt "mess around with SQL, make a webpage that lets you list some media you like." I made something simple for day 1, using Glitch in an usual way: hosting the frontend as a generated static site and the backend as a separate glitch app using Fastify. clay-01-music-frontend.glitch. #robrc

  20. I use #glitch for a lot of stuff — I've actually had a Pro account with them for more than two years — and it seems like they're doing what a lot of people at #recurse center are looking for: allowing you to host a simple webpage with a simple, low-powered, single-threaded backend. The only competitor in this space have any awareness of is replit, and they're trying do a bunch of more general stuff too, making "just host a webpage" a bit harder to understand. #robrc

  21. I use #glitch for a lot of stuff — I've actually had a Pro account with them for more than two years — and it seems like they're doing what a lot of people at #recurse center are looking for: allowing you to host a simple webpage with a simple, low-powered, single-threaded backend. The only competitor in this space have any awareness of is replit, and they're trying do a bunch of more general stuff too, making "just host a webpage" a bit harder to understand. #robrc

  22. I use #glitch for a lot of stuff — I've actually had a Pro account with them for more than two years — and it seems like they're doing what a lot of people at #recurse center are looking for: allowing you to host a simple webpage with a simple, low-powered, single-threaded backend. The only competitor in this space have any awareness of is replit, and they're trying do a bunch of more general stuff too, making "just host a webpage" a bit harder to understand. #robrc

  23. I use #glitch for a lot of stuff — I've actually had a Pro account with them for more than two years — and it seems like they're doing what a lot of people at #recurse center are looking for: allowing you to host a simple webpage with a simple, low-powered, single-threaded backend. The only competitor in this space have any awareness of is replit, and they're trying do a bunch of more general stuff too, making "just host a webpage" a bit harder to understand. #robrc

  24. I use #glitch for a lot of stuff — I've actually had a Pro account with them for more than two years — and it seems like they're doing what a lot of people at #recurse center are looking for: allowing you to host a simple webpage with a simple, low-powered, single-threaded backend. The only competitor in this space have any awareness of is replit, and they're trying do a bunch of more general stuff too, making "just host a webpage" a bit harder to understand. #robrc

  25. This is my first week at #recurse center, and despite being really depressed about my knee injury I'm doing some stuff. I'm probably going to do some tech blogging so if you're only here for the memes and feels it's worth muting #robrc.

  26. This is my first week at #recurse center, and despite being really depressed about my knee injury I'm doing some stuff. I'm probably going to do some tech blogging so if you're only here for the memes and feels it's worth muting #robrc.

  27. This is my first week at #recurse center, and despite being really depressed about my knee injury I'm doing some stuff. I'm probably going to do some tech blogging so if you're only here for the memes and feels it's worth muting #robrc.

  28. This is my first week at #recurse center, and despite being really depressed about my knee injury I'm doing some stuff. I'm probably going to do some tech blogging so if you're only here for the memes and feels it's worth muting #robrc.