[Alan Kennedy]
> I'm looking for a framework-independent form library. I'm using the
> Quixote forms library at the moment, inside my own framework, but
> would ideally like something more WSGI oriented, so that it is easier
> to mock and unittest.
[Daniel Miller]
> Have you looked at Ian Bicking'
[Alan Kennedy]
> I'm looking for a framework-independent form library. I'm using the
> Quixote forms library at the moment, inside my own framework, but
> would ideally like something more WSGI oriented, so that it is easier
> to mock and unittest.
[Titus Brown]
> I'm confused by this -- this coul
On Thu, Mar 16, 2006 at 05:34:42PM +, Alan Kennedy wrote:
-> [Alan Kennedy]
-> > I'm looking for a framework-independent form library. I'm using the
-> > Quixote forms library at the moment, inside my own framework, but
-> > would ideally like something more WSGI oriented, so that it is easier
[Alan Kennedy]
> But I'm tired of hacking on it to make it do what I want: I'd much
> prefer to start afresh with my own design than to continue to use
> Quixote: it's just too limiting.
[Titus Brown]
> I think you mistook my question for a criticism ;). Rewrite or no, I'm
> mostly interested in
Alan Kennedy wrote:
>>I think "the one true web framework" could be made for Python if
>>someone took the best ideas from Spring WebMVC and made a few
>>component-ized building blocks on top of which complex and widely
>>varied applications could be built.
>
>
> Completely agreed. The term "meta-
On Mar 16, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Alan Kennedy wrote:
> Completely agreed. The term "meta-framework" is most appropriate, I
> think. If we could agree on a set of interfaces, then everyone would
> be free to contribute implementations of their own componments.
I've also heard the term micro-framework
Alan Kennedy wrote:
> [Alan Kennedy]
>> I'm looking for a framework-independent form library. I'm using the
>> Quixote forms library at the moment, inside my own framework, but
>> would ideally like something more WSGI oriented, so that it is easier
>> to mock and unittest.
>
> [Daniel Miller]
>>
