[Chicago] They're doing it again...

[Brian Ray]

On Oct 10, 2005, at 11:39 PM, Martin Maney wrote:

> Guess Django and all the other pretenders are obsolete now, huh?  :-)


Django is a huge contender, why do you say different? It sounds like  
something personal or your trying to stir up some controversy or  
something.

I blogged a bit about my thoughts on TurboGears <http:// 
brianray.chipy.org//Python/TurboGear.html>.

Basically, I am toying with the idea to get back and do some web- 
programming.  All of these Frameworks have left me a bit perplexed.   
Then Ian starts to talk about framework frameworks... my head spins.  
I think I have a good understanding of the basic components which  
make up these frameworks. If fact, I guess what I put together in  
previous projects on my own could be considered a framework. I was  
not brave enough nor were they good enough to opensource.

All I really want to do is put together some sort of CMS into a nice  
looking mostly static website. Then give my client a login to change  
some content in places. Maybe a webform.

I would really like if we filled out our own page on this topic:  
http://chipy.org/webframeworks  The Python.org wiki one is nice, but  
here we could actually touch on the webframeworks most often used in  
*this* circle. volunteers?

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