Hola David! :) I appreciate your attempt and systematic approach :) It might be interesting.
I write web-services using Python and Django since 2008, before that I worked for some projects in PHP/WordPress/Drupal (less then 1 year exp.), I've programmed several games in Flash/AS3 (about 3 years exp.) and I've programmed 2 casual games in C++/HGE for PC (about 2 years exp.) and a couple of small projects for iOS on Objective-C. So, what I understood is... so many things are easier than C++ :))) Actually I don't know much about Grails and I think Java/Groovy may be significantly "heavier" than Python/Ruby/PHP, but if you like Java approach it may fit your needs. Python and Ruby are very similar in productivity and many concepts. As I see, all popular frameworks with good docs, large community - such as Django, Rails, Code Igniter are almost equal in productivity and features, if you know language good. So, I think the choice of framework is at first step is a matter of language choice. And the choice of language is a matter of love :))) Well, you may know several or many languages, but certainly some of them you'll like more than others. So, I would suggest you to not focus much on productivity metrics, but play with frameworks you liked at a first glance, complete a simple project like multiblog (it seems ok to me!) and find out which language and solution you felt comfortable with and really liked. I believe that proper choice will cause passion :))) best, Alex /// On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 2:42 PM, David Díaz Clavijo <diaclav...@gmail.com> wrote: > To whom it may concern, > > My name is David Díaz Clavijo. I am a university student at the University > of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (ULPGC), Spain. I am doing a final project > which compares agile web frameworks. I am really interested in knowing your > opinion about the project. Your contributions will be referenced in the > university report and in the project website. > > Main priorities in the project are evaluating the ease of learning and > agility of development. I will make the comparison by choosing a set of > frameworks and will develop the same website with each of them to test their > productivity. We have focused on classical and CRUD websites. Therefore, we > have chosen request-based frameworks, such as Django. > > Four frameworks will be compared. The comparison test is composed by four > fixed time tasks for each framework: > > Learning the programming language: 5 hours > > Making exercises in the programming language: 15 hours > > Learning the framework: 25 hours > > Developing the website: 50 hours > > After all process is done, it can be seen which framework presented a higher > productivity and smaller learning curve. > > We have decided a cross-language set frameworks which are: Ruby on Rails, > Grails, Django and Code Igniter. > > The website which has been designed is: > > A cutted Tumblr version, a multiblog site: > > Only 1 blog per user and only 1 author per blog. > > Guests can read blogs and comment on posts. > > User can create blog, its posts and comment on posts. > > Both of them can search for posts. > > The order of development with each framework is: Ruby on Rails, Grails, > Djando and Code Igniter. It is a hypothesis that it will be more difficult > to develop with the first frameworks. Therefore, those which are supposed to > be the easiest to develop with are the first ones. In this manner, in case > Ruby on Rails is the winner, it cannot be said it was because of it was the > last one. > > I hope you find this project interesting. Would you mind answering the > following questions? > > Do you think that the chosen frameworks are the right ones? > > What is your opinion about the selected website? > > What is your opinion about tasks times? > > What is your opinion about the order of development with each framework? > > Taking into account fixed times: would you use official documentation or a > book for learning the languages? Which books in that case? > > In your opinion, which Django features are better than other frameworks in > the comparison? > > We would appreciate any recommendation or criticism. > > Thanks for your time and consideration. I am looking forward to hearing from > you soon. > > > Yours sincerely, > > David Díaz > > > Notes: based on Russell Magee answer(through email) I want to clarify: > > My background: I am a sciencie computer student. No experience. Several > courses on C and C++. I have had to program exercises on Java, PHP, have > read a bit of PHP Yii framework documentation and played some hours with > Django. > The aim is NOT to say "This is the best framework" but being able to answer > with some based facts: > > If you already know how to use a framework, would it be a lot easier to > learn another one in the comparison? > For a student with my background, which framework is easier to develop with? > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "Django users" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to django-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. > To post to this group, send email to django-users@googlegroups.com. > Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/django-users?hl=en. > For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out. > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. 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