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It's kind of odd that the default subsystems that come with Django are always replaced with something else -- why doesn't Django include some sane defaults inst
by catch23 16y ago
It's kind of odd that the default subsystems that come with Django are always replaced with something else -- why doesn't Django include some sane defaults instead?
- bad_user 16y agoThis implies that Rails has "sane defaults". From my experience that's hardly the case ... ActiveRecord (pre 3.0 at least) sucks big monkey balls compared to Django's ORM. And Rails also doesn't have anything like the forms API in Django.