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The FuqIt Web Framework

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Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#25

Post by zedshaw »

Demiurge wrote: post #22

Brilliant. I am supercharging it with dilithium crystals and replacing all my production Django sites right this second.

Let me know where they are so I can steal your password files with my uber secure file resolution code.

Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#26

Post by ch0wn »

toyg wrote: post #4

Excuse my French, but... if this hadn't been written by an internet celeb, nobody would have given two shits about it.

The thing with internet celebs in the programming community is that they mostly are celebrities for a reason and not just because they are the pretty daughter of some billionaire.

Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#27

Post by Demiurge »

zedshaw wrote: post #25
Demiurge wrote: post #22

Brilliant. I am supercharging it with dilithium crystals and replacing all my production Django sites right this second.

Let me know where they are so I can steal your password files with my uber secure file resolution code.

They are actually inside the NSA ring 0, vacuum isolated, prisming zetabytes of privates emails and facebook lolkatz.

Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#28

Post by jamesaguilar »

nostrademons wrote: post #8
zedshaw wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Pretty much. Oh, except, there's actually an interesting idea in there if you look really closely.

Isn't the interesting idea basically CGI?

Depending on how much you want to reduce it, you can dismiss almost anything having to do with a webserver this way. Some more powerful versions that dismiss any and all computer related ideas that have output:

    - But isn't that just calling a bunch of syscalls?
    - But isn't that just moving a bunch of bytes around?

Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#29

Post by Demiurge »

hayksaakian wrote: post #24
zedshaw wrote: post #18

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's almost like I'm famous and people are interested in what I do!

I've never heard of you, but I liked the idea behind a PHP replacement.

In my experience with a new PHP developers, the first hurdle is explaining that urls have nothing to do with the filesystem.

Re: The FuqIt Web Framework

#30

Post by zokier »

> FuqIt is Copyright (C) Zed A. Shaw All Rights Reserved.

[emphasis mine]

That's an interesting approach. I take that Zed doesn't want this to be actually used anywhere?

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