Thanks! I'll never use Python 3, as Python 2.7 is the most supported.Nice CMS, even though Python 2.7 is missing features that only Python 3 will receive. Looks really nice, I wish you the best of luck. I'm still thinking of a similar project but going an entirely different route for it.
So what actual features are you missing in 3? There's still features that 3 has that 2.7 will never have backported, those days are long since over. Is there a library you're using that is 2.7 only? Your response seems a bit immature, but it's your project, enjoy. If you supported Python 3 your CMS would be usable years from now.Thanks! I'll never use Python 3, as Python 2.7 is the most supported.
Maybe in a few years i'll download python 3
??So what actual features are you missing in 3? There's still features that 3 has that 2.7 will never have backported, those days are long since over. Is there a library you're using that is 2.7 only? Your response seems a bit immature, but it's your project, enjoy. If you supported Python 3 your CMS would be usable years from now.
- SQL queries are not sanitized, sql injection is a threat.
- Unnecessarily using the .get() method, inefficient way to check user sessions.
- Unnecessarily calling {{request.args.get('username')}} when i could easily use {{ username }}
Yeah man feel free to do whatever, just know that if you port this over to python 3, you're gonna have to ditch mysqldb and use pyMysqlI think I might do some work on this as I really like the idea, if thats ok with you @Marijuana
A port to Python 3 wouldn't even be that hard but as he stated almost everything still uses Python 2. As long as you can read an error you can make it work on Python 3 and as long as you can read documentation you can make it good on Python 3.
It was more of just a concept, there's alot of exploits that exist within Trinity.Great release, haven't seen many people use this, but still great in the long run.
It was more of just a concept, there's alot of exploits that exist within Trinity.
perhaps some day i'll release a production version compiled and secure, no python needed.
Maybe some day, manThis project always had a good concept again sadly it wasn't continued, Maybe some-what in the future you could start developing onto this again and finish it would be nice to see it finished and what its final out-come could be like
I'll look forward to seeing it, when completedMaybe some day, man
Indeed, it wasYeah I should of done that from the beginning. My expectations for habbotards like you was too high
Why don't you think it's possible? And there is already an open-source python emulator being made, it's trash tho !!!!I was the first one to comment on this, now that my technichal knowledge is slightly expanded I want to say that. How the hell have you done this ? Literally I can't even think how this is possible, however I really want to learn Python now. Also I think someone should make a Python Emulator.
I was the first one to comment on this, now that my technichal knowledge is slightly expanded I want to say that. How the hell have you done this ? Literally I can't even think how this is possible, however I really want to learn
Seriously Jaden !! Link to the emu, I would love to see what makes it tick ( I don't even know Python yet I have the mindset of a developer lol) Also, I do think its possible I just think its extremely hard and I can't think how it would be done.