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I think your sentiment here is pretty correct. We have been using Django to build SWIX ( http://www.swixhq.com http://www.swixhq.com ) and for the most part we
by mgrouchy 17y ago
I think your sentiment here is pretty correct. We have been using Django to build SWIX ( http://www.swixhq.com http://www.swixhq.com ) and for the most part we find Django to be a blessing. It does much of the heavy lifting and helps us keep all our code modular and loosely coupled(at least when we are doing it right).
- enjo 17y agoI concur. I've built one very complex site using Django, and it's worked great. For the authors specific complaints: - We found a nice reusable app. for recpatcha that basically just boils the whole thing down to a form field. It works flawlessly. - I implemented twitter/facebook connect integration with no issues (all using the standard auth system, and two apps) - We've done things like dynamic custom forms that work just beautifully. It's a pretty long list of things that we've been able to accomplish with Django. We're really happy with it, particularly since the 1.1 release. It has a ton of flexibility, while still virtually automating most of the things we do often. It's certainly not turn-key, but we've done this without modifying one line of django code. In the near future I'm hoping to be able to take some time to open source some of this work.