does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy?

Re:does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy? by timg on Wednesday May 30, 2007 @12:47AM (#25337)

Exactly. Webpy is for programmers, django for people who want to feel like programmers, but are really just walling themselves into pre-defined ultra-boring patterns.

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Re:does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy? by danielha on Wednesday May 30, 2007 @12:09PM (#25438)

And real computer scientists only program in machine code because everything else is a shortcut, right?

So you're saying that since web.py fails to provide a solution to common problems, it gives "real developers" the freedom to implement it themselves? Pesky frameworks like django only allow the same developers to jump straight to doing new things. Uh, that must be the pre-defined ultra-boring pattern.

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Re:does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy? by timg on Wednesday May 30, 2007 @01:43PM (#25463)

Correct. Simple frameworks that you then add more complex components to are better. Same for OS'.

Yes, correct on the second part also.

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Re:does web.py have documentation and are you using webpy? by nickb on Wednesday May 30, 2007 @10:29AM (#25408)

Everyone knows that ASM is the only true language for programmers.

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