Dotan Cohen a écrit :
A webframework is *written* in python. Your whole line of argumentation
boils down to "I can write things myself in python, why use
libraries/frameworks". Yes. You can also delete your standard-lib, and code
everything in there yourself - with the same argument.
Using a framework is about proven solutions for common problems, letting you
focus on working on your actual application code.
While I know that to be true in the general sense, from what I've
looked at Django and other frameworks it seems that the web frameworks
push the coder to use templates, not letting him near the HTML.
Well... there must be a reason, for sure... No ?
Django and the other frameworks seem to
force the user to use templates.
Not at all. Nothing prevents you from shooting yourself in the foot and
generating HTML "by hand" in your view functions (or request handler
methods etc, depending on the framework). This is just plain stupid wrt/
readability, maintainability, reuse and whatnot, but hey, if you want
to waste your time, please do. As far as i'm concerned, I'm very happy
to let the HTML coder write the HTML part and the application programmer
write the applicative part - even when I end up wearing both caps.
I just want the functions, and to
print the HTML as stdout to the browser making the request. I had to
settle on PHP to do this,
Why so ? Almost any programming language can do CGI.
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