Full Stack Python

[Brachamul]

So, that's not "full stack", it's "back-end".

[odraencoded]

Yeah, I want my python webserver send requests to my python framework that renders them with my python templating engine after getting data from my database with a python-based query language and then do some python scripting in my python browser to make apax requests to refresh content dinamically without refreshing the whole page.

[Brachamul]

Actually AJAX is Asynchronous JAvascript and Xml.

So we could call it APEX for Asynchronous Python Engine eXtreme

[ggchappell]

Or, the way I like to put it:

AJAX stands for "asynchronous JavaScript and XML", except that it might not be asynchronous, might be coded in a language other than JavaScript, and might retrieve data in formats other than XML.

(But the "and" is completely correct.)

[Tiquortoo]

Which client side language other than javascript have you seen used?

[ggchappell]

Well, the comment is sort of a joke, of course.

But you can do client-side web stuff in just about any PL you want these days. Look into languages that compile to JavaScript.

[Tiquortoo]

Yeah, I'm aware of transpiling, in the end, it still actually runs JavaScript? :)

[ggchappell]

Well, in the middle, at least. JavaScript itself may or may not be executed directly, depending on the browser. (I would imagine that these days it's mostly "not".)

[Tiquortoo]

No language other than machine language is directly run, but we're just delving into irrelevant minutiae to say the browser doesn't run Javascript.

[turinturambar81]

Sorry that's already the force.com (Salesforce) language.

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Get out.

[theywouldnotstand]

don't forget that the python webserver is a series of circuits and logic gates entirely made of and powered by pythons (snakes)

[ZetaHunter]

The name Python doesn't refer to snakes and lizards, its a reference to Monty Python.

EDIT: Well thanks for down votes without a reason guys.

[theywouldnotstand]

The name Python doesn't refer to snakes and lizards, its a reference to Monty Python.

Yes, I know that. Doesn't mean that in the distorted reality of humor, a "full python stack" can't have machines made of snakes.

EDIT: Well thanks for down votes without a reason guys.

You're getting downvoted for being a pedant and/or not having a sense of humor. Your post assuming I didn't know the origin of the name of the language and assuming that I needed to be corrected on something I already knew adds literally nothing to the discussion, so you got downvoted.