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Amusingly, my must-have Django packages are mostly things that replace large chunks of Django (Jinja2 for templates, a DB connector/ORM for whatever database th
by sdfjkl 13y ago
Amusingly, my must-have Django packages are mostly things that replace large chunks of Django (Jinja2 for templates, a DB connector/ORM for whatever database the project needs, which even for PostgreSQL is often plain SQLAlchemy).
I guess I'll just use flask.py or something for my next project. This is not meant as criticism, just my personal experience.
- mixmastamyk 13y agoYep, having everything built-in is a double-edge sword. I myself love Django, though I find some parts of it a bit over-engineered (in the Java style). That is changing for the better in recent releases though. I'm thinking the render_to_response stuff and management commands, etc.
- JensRantil 13y agoHave a look at Pyramid[1] if you plan a slightly larger project. I've been looking at it for years. [1] http://www.pylonsproject.org/ http://www.pylonsproject.org/