py-vs-ruby

py-vs-ruby

# Python:
from django.shortcuts import render

from django.http import HttpResponse


def about(request):
    return render(request, 'landing/about.html')


def home(request):
    return render(request, 'landing/home.html')


def confirm_register(request):
    return render(request, 'landing/confirm_register.html')

# Ruby:
['about', 'home', 'confirm_register'].each do |view|
  return render(request, "landing/#{view}.html")
end

Oh, yeah, sorry, this is just code I found in an app and am refactoring; no surprise there's unused stuff there. I should have pasted a cleaner Python version.

I shall dive into generic views more now as I'm moving this stuff around anyway. Thanks. ^_^

You can probably pass things directly to render instead of using the generic view, since that's annoying to import.

Flask:

from flask import *


app = Flask(__name__)

@url.route('/about')
@url.route('/home')
@url.route('/confirm_register')
def landing():
    return make_response(
        render_template('landing'+request.url_rule.rule+'.html', request)
    )

@RFreeburn yeah, I've done stuff like that in Sinatra too (basically what I did in my Ruby version), but this lives in a larger Django app.