On Feb 24, 4:52 am, Chad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - HTML layouts can be automatically associated at a controller or
> application level. You can do this with Mako or Genshi but with Rails
> it's "out of the box" and very intuitive
Freedom implies responsibility
> - Honestly.. I found Active Record way easier to use than SQLAlchemy.
> You create a very simple mapping file that literally has two lines in
> it and you have a database ORM.
I bet you simply didn't have time to try AR for anything beside
getting-started-examples ;-)
> - Rails has partials which are essentially tags. This makes it very
> easy to reuse HTML templates as widgets across your app
>
> If you are a pylons person you owe it to yourself to try out Rails and
> get a sense of another framework.
Complex out-of-box features usually come with this-way-only side
effect. There is nothing in Pylons to stop you from implementing
similar or even better "whistles'n'bells".
I love Pylons for not standing on my way with hard-coded behavior and
deep dependencies. If you prefer more rich out-of-box features for
price of less flexibility you might like some other framework. Better
yet feel free to get involved in Pylons development and help
implementing what you're missing.
Cheers
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