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I've used pretty much all of the major python frameworks in a professional capacity, and have also dipped toes into the RoR world as well as the various php fra
by shuzchen 14y ago
I've used pretty much all of the major python frameworks in a professional capacity, and have also dipped toes into the RoR world as well as the various php frameworks. Django isn't "the one true way" - I've been known to reach for Tornado often - but it certainly works (ORM, templates, middleware included) for the majority of projects I've undertaken, and I've had success advising others to adopt it.
Also strange to hear that Django has a unique style of MVC, it seems pretty standard to me (and from what I see a lot of new frameworks are aping it).
- zalew 14y ago> Also strange to hear that Django has a unique style of MVC, it seems pretty standard to me some people are confused because of the semantics (view is controller, template is view). in the end, as you say, it's still (yet another flavor of) MVC.
- FireBeyond 14y agoThank you. Simple as it seems, this just made several things fall into place as a new Python/Django guy.