Hi! My previous experience was from Java J2EE world and as Jacob said we adopted Django because it really shines solving some complexity problems associated to J2EE world as MVC patter, templates, etc., but I agree that a common way to configure external applications would be nice.
I'll also have been searching a good RIA to connect with Django. One of the frameworks I like best is Qooxdoo http://qooxdoo.org/, perhaps the best javascript opensource RIA frameworks I have seen. In order to connect with Qooxdoo just Json-RCP or xml-rcp is needed. Perhaps we'll need an special support for this in Django to mark a view as rcp as some external projects do as RCP4Django or other. I'd like to see Qooxdoo as the default Django RIA (not the default javascript framework) as Qooxdoo people uses also Python and the framework fits quite well in what I think is an enterprise RIA framework. I know that this could be against the Django policy of not to bless a javascript framework, but in my opinion if we want to shine at RIA you have to choose. We have created also some HTTP-XML based web services in Django in a fraction of time we needed to create them in Java. For that we are using Django without ORM, but we have found a great help to allow documenting the web service and create the test pages. Anyway, I'm glad to see Fortune companies are interested in Django :) -- Antoni Aloy López Blog: http://trespams.com Site: http://apsl.net
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