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[cd34]

Originally Posted by bDok

So last night I really dug more into the Django web framework.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...ango-vs-pylons

Now, pylons has been replaced by Pyramid which is what we're using for 99% of our stuff (we do have two django apps, and one native tornado app), but, some of the things that you might find useful, i.e. much more powerful ORM - you can't find in Django. Sure there is a Django-SQLAlchemy project, but, you either need to duplicate schemas, or, lose the admin interface.

Congrats though - also check djangosnippets.org(?) - plenty of code/apps already written.

[bDok]

Originally Posted by cd34

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4...ango-vs-pylons

Now, pylons has been replaced by Pyramid which is what we're using for 99% of our stuff (we do have two django apps, and one native tornado app), but, some of the things that you might find useful, i.e. much more powerful ORM - you can't find in Django. Sure there is a Django-SQLAlchemy project, but, you either need to duplicate schemas, or, lose the admin interface.

Congrats though - also check djangosnippets.org(?) - plenty of code/apps already written.

Thanx for the snippet link. Yea, currently for the projects I'm looking to build I'm sure the custom ORM will work out. Knowing about the other frameworks is always good. I'll take a look at the pyramid docs a little closer later this week.

For a project that I'm looking to use this on I'm happy to just have a nice app for oauth to plugin for people to use facebook to connect.

I'm all for not having to reinvent the wheel.