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Is it pluggable like a Drupal module, no. But I wouldn't say adding a line to your installed apps, adding a line to your urls, and then creating your template f
by megaman821 17y ago
Is it pluggable like a Drupal module, no. But I wouldn't say adding a line to your installed apps, adding a line to your urls, and then creating your template files is a lot of extra work.
I do agree it would be nice if there was a convention for template names and block names from within those templates. Which would reduce the work on the previously mentioned creating of your template files.
- apgwoz 17y ago> But I wouldn't say adding a line to your installed apps, adding a line to your urls, and then creating your template files is a lot of extra work. Of course there are some like this. A large majority however, are not thought out well enough to provide any real benefit without the user writing some other glue. The best example I can think of is django-favorites. The best example of a pluggable that works well though, imho, is django-tagging. It's well thought out, and works well.