On Saturday 19 May 2007 08:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > When looking at the google groups statistics for both Turbogears and > Django, it is clear that the Django group is growing at a much more > rapid pace than Turbogears, both in terms of membership and message > activity, Whereas the Turbogears group does not appear to be > attracting nearly as many new members and the activity of the list > appears to be slowing down. Therefore, I am feeling that Django might > be a better choice where long term sustainability is concerned. Does > anyone feel that my concerns are warranted?
Well, quantity does not mean quality! Maybe TG is so easy to use that people do not need to ask a lot of question ;o) But in any case, I don't think it is very hard to switch from one framework to another, if needed. So, I think you should try them, see what is the most intuitive for you, and choose that one. This is what I did, and I admit that I spend more time to learn about web developpement philosophy. But TG is not the problem. Once you understand the speciality, implementation is easy. Mes 2 euros... -- Frédéric http://www.gbiloba.org
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