On Tue, 4 Oct 2011 13:36:41 +0100
"Sebastian E. Ovide"
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hiya Sebastian,

> It is not just my personal opinion (or it is?) but doesn't matter how
> long you will look for, you won't find the perfect/ultimate
> language/framework. In ALL the tools that I've used in the past (and
> present) I've found things that made my work simpler and enjoyable
> and things that made my work more complicated and less pleasant...

I'm very well aware there is no silver bullet...

> All depends on what you need to do...  

Well, my web needs are moderate...

I want to have nice platform to allow me to easily build small-medium web sites
ranging from site for our small company, non-profit organization, private one,
sites for friends, relatives etc.

At the moment for some of them I use PHP solutions (e.g. Concrete5) and
although I like the platform providing decent CMS, nice blog and plethora of
add-ons, there are some gotchas:

1) it's PHP into which I do not want to go (considering we'll soon start work
on pyqt desktop app) and prefer to stay with Python

2) the code/environment is not as nicely organized

3) almost every add-on is commercial and along with 1) we lack ability to
customize/build everything according to our needs

Those reasons have brought me to Python where I tried/played with Django for
some time, but, somehow 'nothing clicked in my brain' and I have arrived to
Web2py which satisfy 1-3 above. :-)

Of course, Web2py CMS (e.g Instant Press) is not as feature-wise as Concrete5,
blog is not capable as e.g. C5's Pro Blog, there are not so many add-ons
(plugins) as for C5, but we're thinking about the future.

However, we're ready to learn and master web2py and help to become even better
platform for developing (small-medium) sites offering many free plugings so that
one an easily achieve everything as with e.g. Concrete5 by using secure Python
framework.

> So I would say that it depends in what you have to do, web2py could
> save you a lot of time... just give it a try for a full small project
> and then you will be able to give back your opinions...

I hope that above explains a bit what I'm into...hoping that web2py is the
right choice for that.

> all the best

Thank you for your input.


Sincerely,
Gour

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