Yeah, I like turbogears as well. I was using cherrypy before turbogears borrowed it, and have a hard time remembering that turbogears has more than just cherrypy (pretty much just use cherrypy still, even though it's called tg). It's a bit weird with TG2 now moving to pylons - which is not cherrypy. I don't know how I feel about that lol!
But no, you won't be wasting your time. Many of the python frameworks do share similar concepts, even if they come at it from different perspectives. And they are all better than plain php, although many of my php developer friends would argue that whatever php framework they use is just as good :) Turbogears will be around for a long while, even if it seems django is winning at the moment. There are many developers and many people using it, so it has a long life ahead. Even if it didn't get expanded though, what's there currently is plenty to support any web application you would want to make. In my experience php bugs are harder to spot than python bugs. Generally, most python bugs will cause an error while most php bugs wont. But this is a python developers perspective of php and not the other way around, soyour milage may vary. But be on the lookout for this anyway. You cant just let an error pass by and test a different part of the page. It's a bit different development style than php.
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