Hi, Jamie...
On Friday 19 January 2007 03:04, Jamie wrote:
I've been struggling to learn how to use Pylons and it's getting to the
point that I'm about to give up and just use Django.
Ewww... the dark side? :)
I need some advice on how to make this less painful.
I've been a (professional)
On 1/19/07, Ben Bangert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
paster create --template=pylons PROJ
paster controller NEWCONTROLLER
paster serve development.ini
There should be a pylons alias for these three.
pylons create PROJ
pylons controller NEWCONTROLLER
pylons serve development.ini
So people
I've been struggling to learn how to use Pylons and it's getting to the
point that I'm about to give up and just use Django. I need some advice
on how to make this less painful.
I've been a (professional) web developer for over a decade now and
can't remember ever being this frustrated with
On Jan 18, 2007, at 6:04 PM, Jamie wrote:
I'm at the point now that I'm comfortable with writing productive apps
in Python and am looking for a good MVC framework. I started with
Django and found it reatively easy to pickup. However, one of the
reasons it's easy is because all the components
On Jan 19, 2007, at 6:06 PM, Ben Bangert wrote:
I would personally suggest Mako (Myghty's successor and much
cleaner) if you want non-XML based templates, and Genshi if you
want XML-ish templates. Again, use as little as possible to get
started, and read the appropriate docs for
Jamie wrote:
I've been struggling to learn how to use Pylons and it's getting to the
point that I'm about to give up and just use Django. I need some advice
on how to make this less painful.
[...]
But having to learn Myghty/Cheetah (still haven't decided), SQLAlchemy,
Paste, and Routes all
