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rolux 2012-07-02 15:57:23 +02:00
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"Q: Is <b>pan.do/ra</b> a server or a client?",
"A: Both. In a nutshell, <b>pan.do/ra</b> is a python backend, based on <a href=\"https://www.djangoproject.com\">Django</a>, a JavaScript frontend, using <a href=\"https://OxJS.org\">OxJS</a>, a variety of tools around it, and a JSON API in between. This API is 100% public, and apart from static files, like images or videos, nothing but JSON ever crosses the wire. Anything more web-specific, in fact anything that has to do with resolving URLs and rendering HTML, happens on the client. This means that there is virtually no limit to what you can do with <b>pan.do/ra</b>: Use it as it comes out of the box, deploy it as an internal tool and put a completely different public website in front of it, run bots or command-line clients to automate specific tasks, just script it from the console, or even build a native application on top of it."
"A: Both. In a nutshell, <b>pan.do/ra</b> is a python backend, based on <a href=\"https://www.djangoproject.com\">Django</a>, a JavaScript frontend, using <a href=\"https://OxJS.org\">OxJS</a>, a variety of tools around it, and a JSON <a href=\"#documentation\">API</a> in between. This API is 100% public, and apart from static files, like images or videos, nothing but JSON ever crosses the wire. Anything more web-specific, in fact anything that has to do with resolving URLs and rendering HTML, happens on the client. This means that there is virtually no limit to what you can do with <b>pan.do/ra</b>: Use it as it comes out of the box, deploy it as an internal tool and put a completely different public website in front of it, run bots or command-line clients to automate specific tasks, just script it from the console, or even build a native application on top of it."
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"Q: What are the technical requirements?",