Conclusion

We have created a very small application demonstrating the key concepts of The SCORE Framework. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this application is its modularity and the resulting flexibility:

We started out with a model definition, added shell access, and implemented a web application on top of that. We could have just skipped the http layer and written a nice CLI application instead. It would have been equally easy to implement a completely different user interface to the underlying data, like text-to-speech.

Further Reading

We have a score of good modules for web development, which might be of interest to you:

• score.tpl: Templating, like with jinja.
• score.html: Adds HTML support to score.tpl
• score.webassets: Manages assets like css and javacsript
• score.css: SASS and css assets helper
• score.js: Javascript helper
• score.jsapi: Python-Javascript bridge

And here are some interesting modules that are not strictly for web development:

• score.es: Elasticsearch integration
• score.netfs: Distributed file system
• score.kvcache: Access to various key/value storage engines
• score.distlock: Distributed Mutex implementation