and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the Type: Type: Type: New in 2.0: the default context_type (see below) was changed from dict to a bare class, and the preferred way to pass request-specific data is now to set attributes directly on the

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and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests

and responsive app backends. Falcon complements more general Python web frameworks by providing bare-metal performance, reliability, and flexibility wherever you need it. Fast. Same hardware, more requests content-type negotiation to accept the indented JSON content type for response serialization. The bare-minimum example uses a middleware component as described here: Content-Type Negotiation. After installing changes in Falcon 2.0? The default request/response context type has been changed from dict to a bare class in Falcon 2.0. Instead of setting dictionary items, you can now simply set attributes on the