Now that my appetite is whetted by the cris-py fresh Object-Relational Managers, I keep collecting and comparing them. So far I've found that ruby's ActiveRecord is separable from RoR, and I found SQLobject.org, a totally pythonic ORM (but no cigar... i.e., web). So it begs the question -- what are the differences between django's ORM and SQLobject?
Some Hybernate fans tell me that for all the XML sit-ups they get a separation of schema and stuff and it's easier to upgarde the schema. Schema flexibility is crucial in enterprise solutions. Where do things stand in that regard with django vs. SQLobject? (And RoR, for that matter...) Alexy
