I looked at Crudzilla. (Is that the product you're referring to?) I don't really have the time to test-run a new framework right now. Perhaps you could give a q

I looked at Crudzilla. (Is that the product you're referring to?) I don't really have the time to test-run a new framework right now. Perhaps you could give a quick overview of how you're solving the key problem I identified above? To recap, my argument is: The web stack must be flexible and powerful, because nobody's abstraction layer can anticipate the weird, idiosyncratic little needs of most real-world projects. Thus, the flexibility and power of the dominant tools, like Rails and Django, can't be sacrificed in the name of simplicity. Or if you do make that sacrifice, your tool will only be useful to the tiny subset of applications that fit into your narrow definition of how an app works or what it does.