With the help of a Pytigon, you can create:

  1. A native desktop application for Windows, Linux and OS X systems with a built-in web server component

  2. A server application available through every modern browser

  3. Various indirect solutions of the two previous solutions:

    • a native application that communicates with an external web server
    • a native application that communicates with the web server launched automatically by the client software
    • native application with built-in web browser communicating with the external web server or web server automatically launched by the application.
Configuration_1 cluster_0 Configuration 1 - all components embeded to client Server part Server part Pytigon Pytigon Server part->Pytigon Gui client part Gui client part Gui client part->Pytigon Web client part Web client part Web client part->Pytigon
Configuration_1 cluster_0 Configuration 2 classic web server Database Database Server Server Database->Server Gui Client Gui Client Server->Gui Client Web browser Web browser Server->Web browser

The Pytigon application is composed of 3 components: client, server, database. These components may exist in various configurations:

  1. Database:

    • typical server: PostgreSQL, MySQL and many more

    • element built into the application: Sqlite

  2. Server:

    • independent element: Nginx, Gunicorn, Apache and many others,

    • independent element but run in the background by the client's software: Daphne server,

    • as an element embedded in the client software

  3. Client:

    • native application (wxPython) in Windows and Linux environments

    • web browser

    • hybrid application: the web browser component is built into the native application (wxPython)

    • mobile application (Kivy) in the Android environment.

 

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