Jonathan LaCour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I think that Rails has evidenced how important branding is, especially when > it comes to web development. I would love to see TurboGears do what Rails > did, and have a branding campaign as part of the push towards 1.0. Pay a > really, genuinely good designer (like Jon Hicks, in the case of Rails) to > help us lowly programmers brand TurboGears. This is an investment in the > future of the project and would draw in more users, and contributers.
Also there's a nice amount of information right on the first page of http://www.rubyonrails.org/ that makes a lot of things clear. And there's the "flowing on the rails" diagram -- TG already has it, but a bit buried in the docs -- that shows how things (will) work. "The big picture" shouldn't be only on the "Getting Started", inside the "Docs" area. Someone has to dig a bit more to see what TG has to offer than to see what Rails has to offer. -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
