On Tue, 2009-04-21 at 02:14 -0700, Vishwajeet wrote:
> Nothing like that I have done my home work and gone through what you
> are suggesting.
> I want to understand any practical implications or limitations of the
> two.
> 
> >>>The two applications mentioned are wildly,different and for different 
> >>>purposes
> I seems to not agree with you on this; can you please elaborate on
> this.
> 
> 
> 
> >>>I believe this is what your tutor is wanting you to do.
> I don't have a tutor :-)
> 

It still sounds like a homework assignment.

>From the two homepages:

Django is a massive web framework written in python with support for
ORM, URL routing, sessions, databases, template language, cacheing and
internationalization. 

Web.py is a tiny web framework written in python with support for URL
routing, very basic DB interaction, very basic template language and
sessions.

Can you still not see the difference? 
With django, almost everything is built in. You can still replace a
component with a different one (google 'django sqlalchemy' for replacing
the django ORM), or write your own one from scratch, but most things are
there by default. 
With web.py, only the very basics are provided. Everything else is for
you to add. 

If you still can't see the difference, then try writing the same thing
in each of them. 

Tom


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