I never thought I'd say that, but now that I use Django Forms with Pylons, I don't want to go back. I've converted my startup's forms into Django forms, and it

I never thought I'd say that, but now that I use Django Forms with Pylons, I don't want to go back. I've converted my startup's forms into Django forms, and it really fits together nicely. The glue code I posted is just a few hundred lines, so it's not a problem to maintain. And I know that Django won't change things on their end without plenty of advance warning. No more @validate decorator for me, that's for sure.