Probably you were looking for Flask.before_first_request decorator, as in: @app.before_first_request def _run_on_start(a_string): print “doing something important with %s” % a_string
Is this child you are talking about really a child of the component that you want to access it from? In this case, v-ref is indeed the answer: // in the code of the parent component, access the referenced child component like this: this.$refs.detailsChild <!– Template of the parent component, assuming your child Component is … Read more
Some relevant differences as I see them: Tapestry uses a semi-static page structure, where you can work with conditionals and loops to achieve dynamic behavior. Wicket is completely dynamic; you can load components dynamically, replace them at runtime, etc. The consequences of this are that Tapestry is easier to optimize, and that Wicket is more … Read more
Posting this after spending a week or two with Lift doesn’t really serve anybody’s interests. However, I want to spend some time correcting some mistakes and mis-perceptions. For the security I don’t think that is the job of the framework. You’re dead wrong. Security is the job of the framework. It’s critical that security is … Read more
Perhaps my answer to the What is the good starting point to developing RESTful web service in Clojure? question on SO might be of help to you. It mentions some important web libraries for Clojure (with links and short summaries). The key point which I would like to reiterate here is stated in the first … Read more
Back in my good old PHP coding days when coding still was fun and productive, I used to write my own frameworks for most things and just copy-pasted and adopted them from one project to the next. This approach paid out very well, resulting in fast development, no overhead at all and a framework which … Read more
If you want a strict Java framework Spark might be an alternative: import static spark.Spark.*; public class HelloWorld { public static void main(String[] args) { get(“/hello”, (req, res) -> “Hello World”); } }
the religious debates between the Django and WSGI camps It would seem as though you’re a tad bit confused about what WSGI is and what Django is. Saying that Django and WSGI are competing is a bit like saying that C and SQL are competing: you’re comparing apples and oranges. Django is a framework, WSGI … Read more
Haven’t tried it myself, but I think http://www.playframework.org/ has a lot of potential… coming from php and classic asp, it’s the first java web framework that sounds promising to me…. Edit by original question asker – 2011-06-09 Just wanted to provide an update. I went with Play and it was exactly what I asked for. … Read more
When I first started with web development, it was with Clojure. I had no prior experience with web development at all. I could not, for the life of me, figure Compojure out. I don’t know if beginner documentation has been improved since then (it wasn’t that long ago) or not, but at the time, I … Read more