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One of Python's doctrines is "There is only one correct way to do things", which suits my philosophy perfectly: I don't like having to make decisions, I like it
by edanm 16y ago
One of Python's doctrines is "There is only one correct way to do things", which suits my philosophy perfectly: I don't like having to make decisions, I like it being obvious what the correct way of doing things is.
That's why Django's "flexible" approach seems odd to me.
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- anthonyb 16y agoAnother one of Python's doctrines is that practicality beats purity. Given the differences between a lot of websites, I can see a one-size-fits-all model going out of the window pretty quickly. Especially so given all of the wa-wa-I don't like the auth/admin/predefined data fields that seems to be going on here...