Diez B. Roggisch wrote:
> Sean DiZazzo schrieb:
>
>> How will Turbogears live with front-ends like Flex becoming standard?
>>
>> I _currently_ only use TG as a web service with ORM. TG is very
>> useful, but at some point I think I could move to just an ORM and a
>> framework... both of my choosing. I don't necessarily want to, but
>> what will TG buy me over a Flex environment?
>>
>> Flex is the future. How does TG fit in?
>>
>
> It sure isn't. It is Flash for programmers that now can leave that
> whacky director behind. Good thing that - but we will *never* see only
> Flex applications in the world. Some, yes, and maybe a lot that have a
> flex-component somewhere embedded. But it's far from being "the future."
>
> Besides, even Flex needs serverside components which produce JSON or
> XML, offer authentication & authorization and so forth. TG does that.
>
>
> Diez
>
>
> >
>
Anyone have any working examples of Flex front-ends integrating with TG
authentication? I still haven't had time to work my way through it.
-Jim
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