This code was written 2 years ago and posted on he mailing list. I never had and do not have today any intention of including it in web2py. I do not like the syntax of Django and SQLAlchemy which is verbose. I just posted the code because I thought it could help users to migrate their Django modules. In fact, combining this with the new DAL(...,auto_import) it is possible to have web2py automatically re- write Django and SQLAlchemy modules in web2py-ese.
I just need to post an example of how to. On May 28, 8:05 am, JorgeRpo <[email protected]> wrote: > I would not comment on the technical aspects, which I'm sure are good. > > I think it's a good idea to attract Django users, with *migration tools > *towards > web2py. > > But adding those features as *permanent *for web2py could mainly forces the > web2py dev team to redirect time, energy and effort towards maintain and > improve this Django and Alchemy integration. Time that can be well spent > maintaining Web2py. > > Because users who use them will prompt and require more and more support on > it.
