Malcom,
First, thanx for your enlighting feedback. I'm working with Django for 1,5
months now and the direction I read between the lines looks promising.
Then, my reponse on Delta20's email was shot from the hip. My response
therefore was not intended to offend anyone. Working with python for
On Sep 17, 7:29 am, Delta20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PS: Does anyone know what Cal was using to show the queries in
> Pownce(I think that's what it was)? That looked pretty handy.
I don't know what tool it was or if it is available but I started a
project with a similar purpose that is
On Sep 17, 4:29 pm, Delta20 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> PS: Does anyone know what Cal was using to show the queries in
> Pownce(I think that's what it was)? That looked pretty handy.
Didn't he only briefly show the Pownce debugging toolbar on the very
top of the page? The next slide is from
Thanks Malcolm for giving the background for some of this comments.
Taken out of context, that talk was indeed a little bit misleading.
Even without knowing the context, I felt that most of his points are
not showstoppers for most projects. The good very comfortably
outweighs the bad, so much so
The original summary wasn't a bad summary and Gerard's reactions were
also tongue-in-cheek. But it's important to realise that Cal's
presentation was at the end of a very long day of talks and he was
largely focused on being entertaining. Hopefully people won't take it as
unquestioned gospel.
I
Sorry, couldn't help myself ... My 2 cents ...
> - Python sucks, especially significant whitespace (I agree heartily.
> Only Django keeps me using Python.)
Disagree!
> - Django could be a lot smarter about scaling the DB (sharding,
> denormalization, etc)
Questionable
> - Inefficient session
True, it is a little much to transcribe, so I'll briefly summarize his
main points for everyone else:
- Python sucks, especially significant whitespace (I agree heartily.
Only Django keeps me using Python.)
- Django could be a lot smarter about scaling the DB (sharding,
denormalization, etc)
-
On 16 Sep 2008, at 17:28 , Delta20 wrote:
>
> Does anyone know where I can find a transcript, write-up or similar of
> Cal Henderson's keynote presentation at DjangoCon? Sounds like it was
> interesting stuff.
>
> There is a youtube video here, but it's pretty long:
>
>
Does anyone know where I can find a transcript, write-up or similar of
Cal Henderson's keynote presentation at DjangoCon? Sounds like it was
interesting stuff.
There is a youtube video here, but it's pretty long:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=i6Fr65PFqfk
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