I did not expect to get this many responses ! This is great, and it
got me thinking.
First of all, I'm going to find a copy of The Good Parts and read it
thoroughly. It looks like I should have done it a long time ago. Thank
you Eric for the reference !
I'm still divided between using pyjamas or server side generated HTML/
JS. I guess I understand the wonders of pyjamas, but I'm wondering
whether using it for my app wouldn't be a little too much.
At its core, my app is little more than a glorified forum with a
particular structure. I could easily build it with no JS at all.
However since my goal is to make issue tracking painless and non-
techie-friendly, any page reload is to be banned for it would kill the
whole purpose of the app.
Using Pyjamas only to avoid page reloads seems overkill to me, and
this is why I'll probably use pylons + JS. One other reason is I spent
quite some time learning pylons and I'm too lazy to lean an entire new
paradigm right now.
That being said, from what I understand YUI offers a little more
structure than jQuery (and I do need structure !). I'll read more
about it, and I'll come back here if still don't have a clue about how
to structure my app afterwards.
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