Django statelessness?
Sure it's possible. But if you are writing a web application you probably won't want to do that because of threading issues.
I'm just wondering if Django was designed to be a fully stateless framework?
It seems to encourage statelessness and external storage mechanisms (databases and caches) but I'm wondering if it is possible to store some things in the server's memory while my app is in develpoment and runs via manage.py runserver.