It should be fixed now.
As others has already pointed out, the goal of Falcon is to ease the creation of REST APIs and run with the best possible performance. Usually, when you are coding a full API in Django or Flask you find yourself putting…
I'd like to know which aspects of Falcon's usability where found painful. I actually find it to be really friendly while coding, but I don't try to use it for stuff it's not designed for.
It'd be great to be able to post feedback to the UserVoice channel, or anything else, from a dialog in the devtools. That way devs wont forget their great idea while they finish their new neat feature.
I'd recommend using Firefox Sync to store your preferences and keep it synched across all your foxes.
There is even a Hacks article about that https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/02/live-editing-sass-and-less...
Sounds great. I'd love to see it in https://ffdevtools.uservoice.com/
The OPTIONS request you're getting is probably just a preflight request related with CORS policies.
It should be fixed now.
As others has already pointed out, the goal of Falcon is to ease the creation of REST APIs and run with the best possible performance. Usually, when you are coding a full API in Django or Flask you find yourself putting…
I'd like to know which aspects of Falcon's usability where found painful. I actually find it to be really friendly while coding, but I don't try to use it for stuff it's not designed for.
It'd be great to be able to post feedback to the UserVoice channel, or anything else, from a dialog in the devtools. That way devs wont forget their great idea while they finish their new neat feature.
I'd recommend using Firefox Sync to store your preferences and keep it synched across all your foxes.
There is even a Hacks article about that https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/02/live-editing-sass-and-less...
Sounds great. I'd love to see it in https://ffdevtools.uservoice.com/
The OPTIONS request you're getting is probably just a preflight request related with CORS policies.