Hey all, I'm a RoR guy who came over to Django because I like Python more then Ruby. That and Rails is like 70% DSL and Django is alot more Python then DSL. With that being said... 1) What's up with the lack of db schema migration!!?? That's really half-assed. What's the point of an ORM if you have to write raw SQL to update your models? So what's the solution here? I saw three out there listed on the Django site, having the one most currently active being South? thoughts? 2) No Gems. Why not have a central repository that tracks middleware and its versioning? Seems like a crap-shoot to use middleware if you don't know if its being utilized, updated, or buggy. 3) This may be purely out of my ignorance: I don't care to have all my models in my app in one file. Can't I just split them up in a package? (put them in a subdirectory named models with a blank __init__.py) The only thing I saw on that would be to specify the app option in Meta for each model.
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