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I'm surprised at how nascent the Django developer community is portrayed in the slides. I've spent a fair amount of time in the drupal community, which seems to
by butterfi 16y ago
I'm surprised at how nascent the Django developer community is portrayed in the slides. I've spent a fair amount of time in the drupal community, which seems to have addressed some of the issues that are presented. (Please -- this is not a "Drupal" vs "Django" question.) I more interested in how we share development processes across projects. Given all that we've learned from the various open source communities (Apache, Plone, MySQL, etc), it would be interesting to develop a "project framework." Not a framework for code,or the management of it, but rather for the community around it. How to set up an event, how to encourage collaboration, etc. Is anyone familiar with anything like this?
- rbanffy 16y agoI think Django was started with that kind of "project framework" in mind. It's evolving and, like any project that breaks new ground (it's a metaproject in that sense) it's bound to hit a couple snags.