On Tuesday 09 February 2010 14:52:00 Frank W. Samuelson wrote: > You are something of a killjoy, Mike. > > This could grow into a really great project, where people > don't even have to learn programming to generate a usable > django web database app.
Isn't this what existing django-apps are for?
> They just design their app with
> the user friendly web interface, and it runs.
> It could even
> be integrated with hosting, and people might never see
> the code, it would just run.
This is possible, but I would rather have an installer that installs apps that
are already made by good programmers who know what they are doing.
> How many people who have web
> pages nowadays know HTML?
And I don't agree/like this, if you don't want to learn html, higher a
professional.
would you drive a car built by a guy who has never driven, much less fixed a
car because he was able to put one together from a kit?
Because you can, doesn't mean that you should...
It's this type of mentality that leads to security holes and bad web apps that
hurt server performance and many different things...
A bad django app made this way can hurt django's reputation.
Mike
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