gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing the framework, it’s pretty obvious which inputs lead to which outputs. Also, it’s blatantly obvious where variables originate. All this makes it easier to reason about the code and to debug edge cases in

also like to view our Add-on Catalog [https://github.com/falconry/falcon/wiki/Add- on-Catalog], where you can find a list of add-ons maintained by the community. Useful Links Falcon Home [http://falconframework gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing

informa- tion to our wiki under Who’s Using Falcon? You might also like to view our Add-on Catalog, where you can find a list of add-ons maintained by the community. 7 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.1 gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing

also like to view our Add-on Catalog [https://github.com/falconry/falcon/wiki/Add- on-Catalog], where you can find a list of add-ons maintained by the community. Useful Links Falcon Home [http://falconframework gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing

informa- tion to our wiki under Who’s Using Falcon? You might also like to view our Add-on Catalog, where you can find a list of add-ons maintained by the community. 7 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.2 gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing

gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing the framework, it’s pretty obvious which inputs lead to which outputs. Also, it’s blatantly obvious where variables originate. All this makes it easier to reason about the code and to debug edge cases in

gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing the framework, it’s pretty obvious which inputs lead to which outputs. Also, it’s blatantly obvious where variables originate. All this makes it easier to reason about the code and to debug edge cases in

gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing the framework, it’s pretty obvious which inputs lead to which outputs. Also, it’s blatantly obvious where variables originate. All this makes it easier to reason about the code and to debug edge cases in

gevent library or similar) which aren’t truly running concurrently, so there may be some edge cases where Falcon is not thread-safe that haven’t been discovered yet. Caveat emptor! How do I implement both following: falcon.HTTP_100 falcon.HTTP_204 falcon.HTTP_416 falcon.HTTP_304 If you have another case where you body isn’t being returned to the client, it’s probably a bug! Let us know in IRC or on the mailing the framework, it’s pretty obvious which inputs lead to which outputs. Also, it’s blatantly obvious where variables originate. All this makes it easier to reason about the code and to debug edge cases in

informa- tion to our wiki under Who’s Using Falcon? You might also like to view our Add-on Catalog, where you can find a list of add-ons maintained by the community. 7 Falcon Documentation, Release 1.3 such as uWSGI or Gunicorn. For example: $ pip install gunicorn $ gunicorn things:app On Windows where Gunicorn and uWSGI don’t work yet you can use Waitress server $ pip install waitress $ waitress-serve For any HTTP method you want your resource to support, simply add an on_*() method to the class, where * is any one of the standard HTTP methods, lowercased (e.g., on_get(), on_put(), on_head(), etc.)