Neil Blakey-Milner schrieb:
> On 6/26/07, JeffRo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> It sounds like the preferred stack for TG, both now and going forward
>> is:
>>
>> - Genshi templates
>> - Tosca widgets
>> - Sqlalchemy
> 
> Agreed

+ 1

With the objection that ToscaWidgets needs documentation. The other two
projects have excellent documentation themselves, I don't see a great
need for TG to duplicate that, we only need to document the integration.
But TW has no proper docs yet and it would be a pity to make the same
mistake as with TG widgets again by delaying the documentation effort
for too long.

>> - Routes
> 
> It's definitely my favourite, but I don't think that it's anywhere near 
> decided.

I like the CherryPy dispatch mechanism, it fits my mind. I only wished
that rest style urls (/object/id/verb) were easier to implement.

>> Where does MochiKit and/or Prototype fit into this picture?
> 
> I think this is still undecided.  I know most people probably never
> used the MochiKit stuff in TG 1.0.  

Everybody that uses any of the AJAX-enabled widgets is using it.

> If there aren't already, I imagine
> there will be ToscaWidgets for all the major JS libraries soon.  It's
> then a matter of picking the best of the breed.

Yes, but the framework (TG) should still decide which library to use for
implementing core JS-enabled widgets.

Chris

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