web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? New Request and Response objects are created for each incoming HTTP request them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dal = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new Request and them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dao = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new Request and them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dao = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) api.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) api.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new Request and them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dao = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) app.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) app.add_route('/game/{game_id}'

web servers (such as uWSGI) will support HTTP/2 natively, eliminating the need for a translation layer. Is Falcon thread-safe? The Falcon framework is, itself, thread-safe. For example, new Request and them to share an object # in the Data Access Layer. This could just as # easily use a DB object or ORM layer. # # Note how the resources classes provide a layer # of abstraction or indirection which makes makes your # app more flexible since the data layer can # evolve somewhat independently from the presentation # layer. game_dao = myapp.DAL.Game(myconfig) app.add_route('/game/ping', Ping()) app.add_route('/game/{game_id}'