A python version of quotes.fyrf.li https://pyquotes.fyrf.li
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README.md

Creating HTML pages with python

Javascript gets a bad rap ... and likely for good reason. Client-side scripting sounds like such a bad in general. So I decided I wanted to learn server-side scripting for web development. It's going to be a looooong journey; likely a LOT longer than a javascript type one anyway ... but I am convinced that it is the best way to go at this point in time.

Python is such a powerful language on its own; that it is usable to automate stuff for web pages too is just too fabulous to pass on this learning experience.

What this rep is

This is a very basic python script which simply reads in a json file with my standard set of quotes and displays them in columns. The point of this repo was to try and replicate the Javascript based quotes library using python instead. And I took the opportunity to try and incorporate hypercorn as well.

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