[Chicago] help from Django and Pylons developers

[Tom Tobin]

On Mon, Apr 28, 2008 at 1:00 PM, Massimo Di Pierro
<mdipierro at cs.depaul.edu> wrote:
> Thank you  Tom,
>
>  I believe I have incorporated all your suggestions with some caveats:
>  1) the ability to do something using raw SQL does not count as a "yes"

That's fine -- just make that clear.

>  2) Things that will be a "yes" in the future do not count as a "yes" now
> but I will update the manual when they are available.

Fair enough.

>  3) I dare to say that the online documentation of web2py is better than the
> online documentation of Django (there are as many exmaples, a 120 pages
> book, all examples have syntax highlighting and if you click you get help on
> any command, there is an interactive FAQ that understands english questions
> and a repository of free plugin applications, including wikis, blogs,
> estore, etc.)

That's subjective; what's not is that Django has more than "one book",
and that's what I was largely concerned with.