Django 1.2 final out on Monday

Re:Django 1.2 final out on Monday by scorpioxy on Saturday May 15, 2010 @05:24PM (#1350685)

Agreed. Seems to me his answer is mostly taste rather than actual use.

The thing about "complex regex" struck me as odd. Why are his routing regexes complex? If they're that hard to write, then I'd suggest he'd revisit the routing scheme.

I haven't used Symfony before because I rather not develop in PHP unless I really have to. Having said that, If i ever have to, I'd like to give Symfony a try.

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Re:Django 1.2 final out on Monday by rbanffy on Saturday May 15, 2010 @05:31PM (#1350698)

> I rather not develop in PHP unless I really have to

One would have to hold me at gunpoint to convince me to use PHP for anything serious.

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Re:Django 1.2 final out on Monday by stevenwei on Saturday May 15, 2010 @09:44PM (#1351109)

That's why I'm sticking with Python even if Django isn't a perfect fit for me.

  call_user_func_array(array($object,'method_name'),array($arg1,$arg2,$arg3));

is literally the most retarded syntax I've ever seen for invoking an object callback, and is indicative of PHP's roots as a non object oriented scripting language.

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Re:Django 1.2 final out on Monday by code_duck on Sunday May 16, 2010 @01:32AM (#1351464)

No doubt, the way PHP deals with functions is one of the worst parts about the language. create_function and the rest have been made a bit better, though, with the introduction of anonymous functions in PHP 5.3.

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