A next-generation ASGI Python web-framework, focused on Speed and Stability
WebX is a next-generation ASGI Python web-framework, which is focused on Speed Stability.
WebX is heavily inspired by django, making it a bit easier to try out WebX for the first time. However, WebX is asynchronous, meaning it uses the ASGI protocol. Sure, django-channels exists, however it's never TRULY async. You don't experience the true abilities of asynchronous programming. This is where WebX comes in. It's completely written to handle the ASGI spec, allowing for awesome features such as WebSockets, and background tasks.
WebX also encourages heavy contribution, allowing for extensions to be natively integrated into WebX, through the webx.ext import paths. It's advised to write extensions that fit within this ext folder, as it's hidden away from the rest of WebX, avoiding silly problems.
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A next-generation ASGI Python web-framework, focused on Speed and Stability
We found that webx demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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