On Wednesday 08 March 2006 03:57, Xiaoli Wang wrote: > I am happy with Qx too, very easy to use,great and light architecture.
that was my experience with Quixote 1 too. had to make a production system with it very quickly, and it was simple and safe. very easy to get a grip .. i think the Quixote experience set pretty strict standards for what i will like from now on .. _q_lookup has been so great. and the widget system and form handling and liked very much too. > I have tried Django,it's more complex than Qx, and have a higher learning > cost. As we know, there have only 42 files of Qx(ver 2.4) in our Python > Lib,how about Django? More than 200 files !!! i have been looking at zope3 occasionally, but will not go there lightly. i did do the tutorial .. but i dont want to write xml. we are using zope2 in production in our company, but not developed anything on it. the internal corporate stuff has been prototyped in quixote .. or actually just with pygame and tkinter apps first, but then using qx to make it a restful web system too. so perhaps i should check that TG thing out .. in fact to learn more about REST i guess, 'cause it easily got complex with complex .. objects and methods, or something. the production system i had made earlier for other usage w/ quixote was also restful, but so simple that it was straightforward to make (has a couple of type of resources, which are just /server/type/id ) .. also xml-rpc and soap was a joy to add (i even made that funky trick to use the same code for both APIs imps :) (BTW: seems that the link to that from http://www.quixote.ca/qx/SoapInterface is broken, i.e. this list archive has moved/disappeared? http://mail.mems-exchange.org/pipermail/quixote-users/2004-October/003563.html is 404) oh but the point of this message was really, that i have not made web stuff lately, and have hardly heard of all the frameworks that have been mentioned here .. but am sure having fun in other parts of the pythonland ;) .. probably will (have to) do some web stuff at some point, so am thankful for the informative posts you guys have been posting here. and also for the fact that was hinted about quixote early on, so am not totally lost in that area.. > XiaoLi Wang ~Toni _______________________________________________ Quixote-users mailing list [email protected] http://mail.mems-exchange.org/mailman/listinfo/quixote-users
