This is the first post in the thread that makes me feel good about what's happened - perhaps this approach should have been the lead story, rather than what app

This is the first post in the thread that makes me feel good about what's happened - perhaps this approach should have been the lead story, rather than what appeared to be "If you're using Pylons then say goodbye to all the cool developers - they've found something else new and shiny to work on". ( I've been watching this thread with keen interest - having chosen Pylons (vs Django, and RoR) about two months ago. )