Hi, 2009/5/21 Zeth <[email protected]>: > I agree that a good proportion of Django fans will probably not be > interested in a competing web framework as they have put so much > effort into getting used to Django's unique non-standard features ;)
yes, but what about people like me who are not committed to any one framework and want to find out about them before making a choice? Specifically, this year I want to compare Django with Turbogears, which seems to have undergone a renaissance and may have advantages over Django for specific types of application. The conference is for genralists as well as specialists. > Apart from the obvious ones that have been pointed out, I think it is > not worth bothering too much about guessing which talk is going to be > popular. The plenaries have room for everyone. For a normal talk, if a > room is full then it is full. The people who have pre-planned to see > that talk, will get to the room early. People like me who just wander > around in a trance probably won't be bothered and will just graze to > the next room. We will get many of the same speakers next year so > people get another chance then. Yes, up to a point, and of course we'll get it wrong. But some talks 'obviously' are more niche than others. John -- _______________________________________________ Europython-improve mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/europython-improve
