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cbzbc · 2m ago
How do people deploy this framework typically - speaking for myself, I found NGINX Unit somewhat fiddly.
hariwb · 7m ago
Thanks for writing this. I have similar gripes about FastAPI having developed an application over the past few years; I'm also continually surprised at how prevalent the attitude is that FastAPI has excellent docs, given how divorced the tutorial / toy examples in the docs are from real-world development and measurement of an API.
NeutralForest · 11m ago
Pretty cool post! I'm not sure how I feel about SQLAlchemy (not the star of the post but mentioned quite a bit); it's such a big ball of state that has so many surprises, I wonder if some people build entirely without it.
ddejohn · 17m ago
Excellent post that actually gets into important details for real-world applications. I'm a huge fan of the design of Litestar.
> I also still think there are a lot of bad use cases for repositories and service layers that people should avoid, but that’s a digression which should probably become its own post
As a huge proponent of the repository pattern, I'll be looking forward to this post.
punnerud · 16m ago
Good to see it using port 8000 as default, and not Flasks 5000 (does not work on Mac anymore)
cr125rider · 26m ago
Litestar is awesome. It’s great it’s got more than a single maintainer too.
> I also still think there are a lot of bad use cases for repositories and service layers that people should avoid, but that’s a digression which should probably become its own post
As a huge proponent of the repository pattern, I'll be looking forward to this post.