Yeah, it could be really useful if you want to build a your standard enterprise GUI database front-end, for example. Just discard the view and template layers, and use models to simplify interacting with the database. Django is so nicely decoupled that you can just as easily use the model layer with python GTK bindings as you can with the the web -oriented views and templates.
AJAXy (ugh) Web apps where a lot of the business logic resides in the client are similar to this in a sense. The real beauty of django resides in the model layer where you have easy to manage objects that present an abstraction of the database.
Cheers,
~ol
On 10/31/06, walterbyrd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Django is called "The Web framework . ."
Does django also make sense for non-web apps?
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