I'm curious about your path from looking at C++ as a web framework - to Django. I find myself horrified at Python in general - and Django in particular and am looking at C++ as a possible solution. I want compile-time errors and memory control. I do not want to have to scale out to AWS because it is impossible to build a large enough data-centre to keep up with Python apps. I am tired of writing "temporary" code - code that might be valid today, but when Python 4 comes out will all be obsolete again. I want to be able to BUILD IT ONCE, not forever.
Did you ever evaluate WT, and later on, WT Designer? I'm not clear if these projects are still viable, but I'd sure like to hear if you have given them a shot.
June 11, 2020, 4:02 p.m. - James White
I'm curious about your path from looking at C++ as a web framework - to Django. I find myself horrified at Python in general - and Django in particular and am looking at C++ as a possible solution. I want compile-time errors and memory control. I do not want to have to scale out to AWS because it is impossible to build a large enough data-centre to keep up with Python apps. I am tired of writing "temporary" code - code that might be valid today, but when Python 4 comes out will all be obsolete again. I want to be able to BUILD IT ONCE, not forever. Did you ever evaluate WT, and later on, WT Designer? I'm not clear if these projects are still viable, but I'd sure like to hear if you have given them a shot.