Re:Poll: Pythonic startups: what web framework do you use?
by markessien on Thursday March 19, 2009 @11:48AM
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The framework may not offer it as part of the framework, but there is nothing stopping you from doing it yourself. It's python, it's a database, what's the difficulty here? Django is not the type of framework where you run deep within it and you cannot break out - nothing stops you from doing anything you want to do.
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Re:Poll: Pythonic startups: what web framework do you use?
by wensing on Thursday March 19, 2009 @12:05PM
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Of course you're right. Then it's just a matter of assessing the cost of modifying Django vs. another framework.
Re:Poll: Pythonic startups: what web framework do you use?
by markessien on Thursday March 19, 2009 @12:42PM
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What I mean is that you do not need to modify Django. You can just write a routine that duplicates whatever you are writing to the database manually. The Django process is easy to break out of from within your app.