Jared Kuolt wrote: > What Subway features stand out over TurboGears? One neat feature is CherryFlow (http://subway.python-hosting.com/wiki/CherryFlow), which allows you to write continuation based pages (see the examples).
Another interesting feature is CrackAJAX, which allows you to write an Ajax page with Python code. It's kind of like 'jsonify', but instead of Python datatypes, it converts the actual Python code to javascript. Rails does this in some places (like form_remote_tag which can update a div remotely using only Ruby code), and it can make rapid development of Ajax apps easier. Helpers (http://www.gosubway.org/docs/helpers.shtml) would give a quick and easy boost to the current stdvars functions. Overall, it might not look like there are many gotta-have features, but Subway does some things in a different way, which may be better in a certain situations. Plus, having more developers and users on board is always a good thing. Steve
