> Particular thanks to Michael Merickel for this release; much of the
> code and design in 1.2 is his.
>
Hats off to MM for the solid contrib. I've been following progress on the
#pyramid
irc log (my TZ=GMT so I'm generally obliged to follow the discussions using
the irclog)
... and my attention was drawn to a remark that Michael recently made on
#pyramid:
Q: Are using Handlers kinda frowned upon? Coming from Pylons and
sorta at a fork-in-the-road of whether I should just abandon my old habits
or not
raydeo: they are fine.. you don't gain a lot by using them though,
especially if
you don't care about dispatching to a view based on {action}
patterns
raydeo: and in 1.2 that will be solved more directly using just regular
views
raydeo: in general I would describe handlers as a crutch :-)
okay, I note the smiley but I'd also be interested in a more detailed
explanation of
the programming / software engineering rationale that underpins a view of
handlers
as a crutch as this doesn't seem to be explored anywhere in the narrative
docs.
Cheers,
Graham
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