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Marketing #305

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vangheem opened this issue Jul 22, 2018 · 2 comments
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Marketing #305

vangheem opened this issue Jul 22, 2018 · 2 comments

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@vangheem
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vangheem commented Jul 22, 2018

"The full stack data framework"

  1. Fast and scalable out of the box: scalability/performance/asyncio/micro services
  2. Simplicity with batteries included, "the right amount of batteries", cors, es, etc, extensible
  3. Securely organized data

Why Guillotina

  • Performance: Traditional python web servers limit the number of simultaneous
    requests to the number of threads running the server. With AsyncIO, you are
    able to server many simultaneous requests at the same time.
  • Front-end friendly: Guillotina is designed to make your
    JavaScript engineers happy. With things like automatic swagger documentation
    for endpoints, OOTB CORS and websockets, your front-end team will be happy
    to work with Guillotina. We speak JSON but can adapt with any Content-Type
    payload request/response bodies.
  • AsyncIO: With AsyncIO, websockets are simple. More interestingly, AsyncIO
    is an ideal match with micro-service architectures.
  • Object model: Guillotina uses a hierarchial object model. This hierarchy
    of objects then maps to URLs. The hierarchy model is perfect for managing
    a large number of objects.
  • Security: Guillotina has a granular, hierarchial, multi-demensional
    security system that allows you to manage the security of your content
    at a level not available to other frameworks.
  • Scale: With integrations like Redis, ElasticSearch and Cockroach, you
    have the tools to scale.
@tkimnguyen
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Is this in the docs now or on the website?

@vangheem
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little bit of both :)

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