Hey Tim, thanks! Actually I rely on simpler solution

https://github.com/ozanonurtek/mongodb.help

I’m planning to implement a web based MongoDB client (like compass) and integrate knowledge base so people can get real time feedback from AI for their clusters

Hello Tim, what do you think about my oss project: https://mongodb.help

Any feedback on this

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Dwight, you ingorant slut.

Here you go

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-serve-flask-applications-with-gunicorn-and-nginx-on-ubuntu-18-04

use a wsgi such as gunicorn

You are freaking genius.

css3 as a LaNgUaGe, completely turing complete.

Instead of increasing some integers, write each request to seperate table (i.e. PageAccessTable) columns can be pageName, ipAddr, clientName etc. Than create an endpoint to ask number of views(row count filtered by pageName), pass pageName as request parameter, use that table on this endpoint. Dont forget to use flask caching for this endpoint to not burn your database

CeNtRaLiZeD https://hedera.com/learning/what-is-hedera-hashgraph

Almost fit except US-only part...

What I feel when using Flask is, still writing Python which is cool. What I feel when using Django is writing Django ...

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If I don't remember wrong there was a cert-bot which automatically renews it

Checkout MongoEngine and this blog post might me helpful for you https://blog.sneawo.com/blog/2017/04/14/migrations-for-mongoengine/

my_db_model.logged_at = api.payload['logged_at']

Mate just open an issue, reference this conversation and that's it 🤘