Fast, Effect, Simple Web Framework for Crystal. Help Kemal development https://www.patreon.com/sdogruyol
Crystal 0.35.1 [5999ae29b] (2020-06-19)
just tangencial, but the whole mindset of looking as nginx and varnish as an holly grail of speed that you can put in front of crappy slowly software is quite telling of the current state of server technologies. Not trying to be overly negative. I love nginx.
I've heard of several people exposing their kemal applications directly to the internet. The reason most people put said proxies in front of their apps is usually their absurd scale limitations
anyways, Here's a suggestion for the guides: Add an example of how to put the code inside a module and a class and how to handle objects whose lifetime transverses the request scopes. Database connections handles, etc. Such examples exist, for example in the websocket example, but they only work with the code placed directly as main code.
And here's a suggestion for kemal generaly: provide a way to add routes grammatically by calling a method. The current macros are great for many applications and have a lovely simple syntax. But they don't play well with things like loading route configurations from a file and so on. They force routes to be hardcoded at compiletime.
This can be done without breaking current functionality. Most python micro-frameworks do this. They provide an anotation based route definition, but you can still call the method used to add a route manually.
This can be done without breaking current functionality. Most python micro-frameworks do this. They provide an anotation based route definition, but you can still call the method used to add a route manually.
Hey everyone, I would like to leave a thank you note for sdogruyol and others that made and maintained kemal. This was a very usefull piece of software for me. I used it a few times to create small http services. Great simplicity and lightness. To the point as it should be. As it seams that the community is loosing steam, I will migrate the only active project I have that uses it to use crystal's built in web server library. I think this would be a useful piece of software as it is, but crystal is still not stable enough to guarantee an acceptable level of forward compatibility of projects like this one. Thank you! We absolutely need more pragmatism and simplicity like that shown in this project in the IT world.
I want to show load time in footer
VSCode ha the updated plugin: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=crystal-lang-tools.crystal-lang try with https://github.com/elbywan/crystalline
@sdogruyol or anyone else in the know – we're trying to verify the license for the kemal-session dependency (kemalcr/kemal-session#90) which doesn't have LICENSE
anyone remember discussion around this? Is the dependency MIT?
@harsaharsa I think you can do a pull request to add the MIT license
@drum445 crystal is alive, and healthy, but kemal seems to be less attractive to crystal developers.
Lucky and Amber had taken the lead of the web development.
or
grip :)
here you go :)
Oh great. I see Kemal is stalled for very basic things such as https://github.com/kemalcr/kemal/issues/583.`
I guess it's safer to consider an alternative
I guess it's safer to consider an alternative
maybe the resolution would be to update the doc and mention the master branch instead of the latest version so that one stops bumping on this error?
Does grip have solid templating?
Kemal has the kilt engine as a dependency which can be done same for grip
its an extra step but once setup you are good to go
which is quite handy, no reason I couldn't add them to grip though
The function chaining approach just gives you an instant image of what the endpoint is doing, it looks clear and lovely.
I got carried away haha