The pieces are laid now: the first backend server implementation will be a Python 3 program running on Flask, and some sort of RDBMS driver.
I have to study how Flask's model works, how I should design my module with regards to not being run as __main__, and I have to practice a bit with the RDBMS driver/library.
I think this is a good start. This project is an experiment, not something production quality*, so I don't have to worry about my choices much.
* (My other project 'Congkopi' may seem hilariously amateurish, but it too is actually meant to be serious. So I'm paying closer attention to my decisions there, compared to my experiments like this one)
The pieces are laid now: the first backend server implementation will be a Python 3 program running on Flask, and some sort of RDBMS driver.
I have to study how Flask's model works, how I should design my module with regards to not being run as __main__, and I have to practice a bit with the RDBMS driver/library.
I think this is a good start. This project is an experiment, not something production quality*, so I don't have to worry about my choices much.
* (My other project 'Congkopi' may seem hilariously amateurish, but it too is actually meant to be serious. So I'm paying closer attention to my decisions there, compared to my experiments like this one)