Imagine for a moment that you are me: a balding smoothbrained millenial on the wrong side of 30 emanating a constant funk of mildew and sour milk. The last time you cared about coding you were booting off floppy diskettes and making HTML websites with frames.
Now, I'm working on an idiot project. I want to make a web applet where I could input text, store it in a .txt file and then retrieve it from another PC.
Is web2py and an apache server a feasible approach? I'm too for django.
web2py uses SQL for a storage db, but honestly it's going to be a single user app (just me) and storing the .txt files in a directory with a date/time naming scheme would be fine.
Would this work the way I want it to? I have tried googling but these questions are too basic and r-slurred to find answers to.
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If it's just you, is there an immediate reason not to just use Dropbox?
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I want to quickly and easily have a txt file with the naming scheme made to save me time and effort, dropbox might be okay but could I pull files off of it automatically with a script?
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They have an API you can use, but I imagine you can just access them like a local file if the machine has Dropbox installed
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