Re: Django for non web clients

Thanks Rahul,

I thought about that.

I do not need Django's ORM as I do not use relational db and I do not need Django's Templates as I use rest api. So I am not sure what value does django add in my case?



On Sunday, June 30, 2013 12:24:28 AM UTC-7, Rahul Gaur wrote:

Hi,
What about change-tastypie or django-restframework or something similar ?
As a part of my GSoC project [1] , I am implementing a project sharing web site with social features.
I need RESTful APIs so that the functionality of the site could be integrated into SugarLabs [2].

I am planing to use Django with one of the above rest frameworks to serve RESTful APIs  and a web client in backbone.js which will consume the APIs as well.

[1] - https://github.com/aregee/moksaya
[2] - http://sugarlabs.org

On Jun 30, 2013 12:13 PM, "zweb" <ashis...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am writing an Python application which will expose REST API. It will be client agnostic. In future I will provide a Web client and a mobile client and may be a rich desktop client. These clients will connect to application using the REST api only.

Should I use Django for this? or is Django for Web based applications only as it is web framework. What advantage does Django brings in such a architecture.

Would it be much simpler if I use simple python with some python rest  web services framework on top of it instead of Django?

I am a big fan of Django but not sure if a Web framework such as django is good fit for REST Services based architecture. I not building a (monolithic) web application.

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