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If we could decrease the amount of understanding required (possibly a bad thing) to get python running on the server it would be great.
Why can't I just go "python app.py -port 80" and call it a day? What would we need to get to that point?
This is one of those things that becomes immediately "obvious" the moment I see it... but I'd never have thought of. If we could decrease the amount of understanding required (possibly a bad thing) to get python running on the server it would be great. Why can't I just go "python app.py -port 80" and call it a day? What would we need to get to that point?
To be using PHP.
(runs away)
how the fuck is this the top link on HN right now?
It's almost like I'm famous and people are interested in what I do!
> 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?
> 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?
There's a niche for something that's as sloppy-easy-to-get-started as PHP, but with a more concise/consistent/powerful language. Perhaps, a "PYP" - Python with PHP characteristics. This is a little like that.