Performance considerations aside, why is mod_wsgi a hack? Because it doesn't
perform as wel as other solutions? Can you address your concerns about the
implementation vs the performance benchmarks?
- Original Message
From: Tycon adie...@gmail.com
To: pylons-discuss
The SQLAlchemy argument is a very compelling one. I have an application that,
while being a CMS, has heavily relational data. I was urged by different
people to do it either in Django or Plone, but went with Pylons. My domain
objects are far easier to work with, though I did suffer from the
If you are serious about perusing this path, please consider Seam/RichFaces
before doing so.
- Original Message
From: Tycon adie...@gmail.com
To: pylons-discuss pylons-discuss@googlegroups.com
Sent: Saturday, January 31, 2009 6:21:28 PM
Subject: Re: Pylons vs Tomcat+GWT
The point
Hopefully we can end this discussion soon, but it may be worth noting that GWT
was first concieved in an era where javascript libraries hadn't yet evolved to
what they are today (especially with regard to jquery) and backend developers,
especially Java ones, were extremely gun-shy at delving
