Hello,
I had just open-sourced Django-ROA[1] (which stands for Resource
Oriented Architecture).
Basically it turns your models into remote resources that you can
access through Django's ORM.
See the documentation for a lovely schema[2].
What problems does it solve?
Here are some ideas:
* data handled by a data warehouse (SOA)
* multiple database (as you can customize URLs per model, hey
Alex :))
* schema-less backend (e.g. CouchDB speaks HTTP)
* access a remote API with your own models (and with django's
built-in admin!)
* plug it on top of an RDF triple store (probably my next pony)
* your crazy use-case?
It's still a work in progress but any feedback is really welcome!
Best,
David
[1] http://code.welldev.org/django-roa/
[2] http://code.welldev.org/django-roa/wiki/Home
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