On Jan 19, 12:26 pm, Noah Gift <[email protected]> wrote: > On Tue, Jan 20, 2009 at 5:28 AM, Jonathan Vanasco <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Django is like Rails -- it forces you into building certain types of > > apps with certain styles. > > > If you build a Django app , you're pretty much married to it -- and > > can expect it to work much like other apps. That's not necessarily a > > bad thing. > > > Pylons & SqlAlchemy offer a lot more control. > > > One of my websites is 90% ModPerl with 10% pylons offloaded ; we use > > the same tables & db seamlessly. I don't know if its possible in > > django - but it was too hard to get done. > > > Another one of my projects is 60% Pylons, 20% PHP and 20% MovableType > > (Perl). Again, Pylons power and flexibility let me seamlessly get all > > of them working together. > > > ( btw , we're *finally* about to release a web framework toolkit based > > on Pylons that lets people do all this . huge product launches in the > > next 6 weeks after 1yr of development and testing ). > > Jonathan, > > This seems like a very interesting set of projects. I wonder if there > is somewhere people could here, "customer stories" like this in one > spot. I had no idea people where doing this with Django.
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