nemmons

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Crazy. I thought I was the only one. It happens to me too at odd moments like if I'm describing a movie I recently watched that I enjoyed.

with respect, i find the contentions that slavery and overt racism have been wiped out to be highly dubious.

This is probably a pretty stupid question, but can you point me in the direction of some recommended reading or documentation regarding how i might go about using a web framework as a wrapper for a separate app? I'm just getting started in python web dev, coming from PHP-MVC-framework-land and this idea is fascinating to me but i'm having a hard time conceptualizing how you would do it.

edit: to be clear, i've read Fowler and understand the idea of a multi-layered application i'm just having a hard time understanding how to achieve it technically.

Maybe something like:

"I consistently hear from basically every person who ports their project to Python 3 that they found latent bugs in their code (regarding encoding/decoding of text and binary data). This would not be the case if people's hopes of coding bug free code had actually panned out."

That's a little better, but still not great.

At my last job, we were still supporting .dlls written in VB6. Last I heard they had plans to upgrade them to .NET by Q2 2016.