This article explains how FastAPI builds on Starlette, covering the ASGI protocol, Starlette's initialization, middleware design—including ExceptionMiddleware and user-defined middleware—and routing mechanisms, while providing concrete code examples and performance insights for backend developers.
This article walks through the complete process of creating, testing, and publishing a streamable HTTP MCP server using the official MCP SDK, covering environment setup with Anaconda and uv, project structuring, code implementation, tool integration, Inspector testing, PyPI deployment, and client verification with CherryStudio.
This article explains the WSGI/ASGI ecosystem, compares uWSGI, Nginx, and uvicorn, and then introduces Granian—a Rust‑written ASGI server that supports WSGI, ASGI, and RSGI, offering superior performance, HTTP/2‑3 support, and easy integration for Python web applications.
This article compares FastAPI and Flask, highlighting FastAPI's speed, developer experience, and standards support, while providing practical migration guidance, code examples, configuration tips, async handling, dependency injection, testing, deployment, and documentation differences for Python web developers.
This article explains the origins, principles, and interactions of CGI, FastCGI, PHP‑FPM, WSGI, uWSGI, and ASGI, detailing how they enable dynamic Python web applications to communicate with web servers such as Nginx and Apache while addressing performance and concurrency concerns.
FastAPI is a high‑performance, easy‑to‑learn Python web framework that lets you build robust APIs quickly, offering features like speed, concise code, automatic validation, and OpenAPI compatibility, with simple installation via pip and interactive documentation out of the box.
This guide walks through creating a WebShell that lets a React front‑end control a remote virtual machine via Django‑based WebSocket services, covering ASGI setup, custom WebSocket handling, integration with Paramiko for SSH, and a lightweight xterm.js terminal client.
This article explains how to build a WebShell by creating a Django ASGI WebSocket service using gunicorn, uvicorn, and Paramiko, and integrates it with a React front‑end component that leverages xterm.js for terminal interaction, providing full code examples and implementation details.
