On 9 Nov., 15:26, mdipierro <mdipie...@cs.depaul.edu> wrote:
> > Can you shed some light on the upcoming "replacement"? Has web2py
> > developed so much since T2 was written that it actually implements
> > some of the higH level patterns that T2 implements?
>
> Almost everything in T2 but the wiki and widgets is not in gluon/
> tools.py and implementedmuch better in web2py core.
I'm not sure I understand.
Regardless, I replaced e.g. T2.create in my test app with Crud from
gluon.tools, which I assume is the way to go?
I agree that Crud functionally replaces some things in T2. But for
features like STAMP, which I replaced with with default values in the
db fields, I still thinks T2 is more elegant in that the implicit
created_by/on etc. fields are automatically maintained in the forms.
Am I overlooking some basic web2py functionality that implements
STAMP?
Would it make sense to make a list of what T2 features (patterns)
translates into (newly implemented) web2py features/tools?
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