My Own Python Web Framework
Read OriginalThe article details the creation of 'Jar', a toy Python web framework built in about 200 lines of code. It explains the framework's file-system routing, support for static, serverless, and prerendered pages, and its API inspired by Next.js. The author discusses their motivation, the CLI development using Vercel's Build Output API, and the internal use of dynamic imports, framing it as a learning project in web framework design.
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