Hi Damien,
I'm still reading here and using TG, but as I'm mainly working on single
page apps now, the bulk of the work happens in JavaScript in my
projects. The server side framework is not the important part any more -
up to the point where it becomes completely irrelevant when you're
building "static web apps".
This paradigm shift towards single page apps, static web apps, offline
web apps etc. together with the proliferation of other great web
frameworks for Python as well as other server side languages including
JavaScript made the interest and market for TG really small.
For traditional web apps TG is still a good solution, and I think it's
worthwhile to keep it alive even as a niche product. We owe Alessandro a
lot in this regard, and he has also introduced many great improvements.
But I'd also like to know how many real users we still have. Anyone
reading here, let us know!
-- Christoph
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