Currently I'm working with rails. The main reason was that when i
compared both Django and Rails (a few months back) Rails was more
mature in that it's documentation was much better, while Django had not
much documentation, and no filters, or middelware as Django calls it.
The documentation is sti
On 12/6/05, maskedbeagle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Thanks - nice answer - gives me the sense of things I was looking for -
> ditto to oggie rob
> havin a blast already
Beagle, see also DHH's writeup of Rails vs. Django:
http://www.loudthinking.com/arc/000545.html
It has lots of pointers to
Thanks - nice answer - gives me the sense of things I was looking for -
ditto to oggie rob
havin a blast already
cyas
On Mon, 2005-12-05 at 16:49 +0100, Daniel Ericsson wrote:
> On 5 dec 2005, at 13.25, maskedbeagle wrote:
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> > What Im specifically wondering relates to organisation and models
Why Django?
-Fantastic ease and flexibility for generating complex view-only
pages.
-Free admin interface (which my users will see a lot of)
-Python
-Very responsive and active community
Why not TG?
-Because I hadn't heard of it!
-Seems similar to Django but less planned in some parts. URL
d
On 5 dec 2005, at 13.25, maskedbeagle wrote:
What Im specifically wondering relates to organisation and models -
before I waste time trying - if I was to establish different models
for
my app e.g. django-admin.py startapp mammal, django-admin.py startapp
reptile, django-admin.py startapp zoo
Hi all
hope this is a suitable place for newbies to make nieve blurts and
questions - if not tell me to piss off and perhaps even direct me to the
right forum...
Im evaluating web frameworks - and what Im mainly hoping for is one that
allows me as much opportunity to organise things as Id like -
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