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by ArtWomb
1813 days ago
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Maybe spez can chime in, but I believe the first Python re-write of Reddit 1.0 was in Pylons. The key was pre-render every page, no ajax, just pagination, and sacrifice page "freshness" for stability. Modern equivalent is something like static NuxtJS deployed to Netlify, but with tight re-generation loops. At <1M writes per day, its an interesting challenge if the site is regionally limited, and you are trying to self host and avoid cloud costs. And no one really does old school caching any more as its all React / infinite scrolling. Best of Luck ;) |
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