[Twisted-web] Twisted.Web and Jinja2

[Donal McMullan]

I'm not sure how resource-constrained you'll be; If you run into
problems, it might be interesting to deliver all your dynamic content
as JSON, and offload the presentation to JS on the client side.

On 21 June 2013 07:39, Lucas Taylor <ltaylor.volks at gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Jun 20, 2013, at 12:29 PM, Jo as Queeniebee wrote:
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> When I share my code, is it better include a pastebin link or within the
> message?
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> Pastebins tend to disappear, so including a http://sscce.org/ in the message
> itself is better. You can always _additionally_ include a pastebin, but it's
> much better if the message contains all of the context needed to understand
> it. If I have to seek out a pastebin to review your code and it's down or
> deleted, I'll probably just ignore the thread. Also consider future readers
> of the list...it's very frustrating to find that a critical part of a
> conversation has gone missing.
>
> Also, in keeping with the idea that the message should be easy to understand
> and follow, the preference and convention for Twisted mailing lists is to
> bottom-post (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_style#Bottom-posting).
> Notice I've snipped out all of the extraneous stuff unrelated to this reply
> and just focused on your question.
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> Lucas
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