I don't know what "gurus" think but I use Dojo at the moment. Before I tried
prototype.js + script.aculo.us + behavior.js, Rico + prototype.js, and
MochiKit. Before that I did some home-brewed stuff and used so called
"vertical toolkits" like GMap. I got absolutely positive experience with MK
Quality of code --- you can download and judge for yourself. The discussion
was about many things including absent community, corporate-only
"contributors", and questionable ethics in dealing with the Eclipse
Foundation. Or, yeah, and "bundling" too --- "You buy two things, two!, for
the
I think you meant Zimbra.
Right now it is discussed by the ASF:
http://www.nabble.com/AJAX-Toolkit-Framework-Proposal-t778101.html --- very
interesting read.
>From what I know Zimbra provides mostly unstructured Java-like code.
Download size is ~1.0M (1.25M for full version?). They include a
Hi folks,
Just joined the Django mailing list. I am evaluating MVC frameworks for
an upcoming development project. Have been testing with Rails but not
entirely happy with it for a number of reasons. Then I found Django. I
am very excited about its potential.
There are a couple of possible
Hello Eugene,
I use Python 2.3.
(You can email to me directly to my email:
PythonAThope.cz
where AT is @)
Regards,
L.
I got the latest updates to Django 5 minutes ago and tried it on XP --- no
reloading. I guess it works for me.
The only problem is:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program
Files\Python24\lib\site-packages\django\core\servers\basehttp
.py", line 273,
I'm definitely +1 on splitting out the core and auth models/tables. If
installing them is just as simple as running init and installing the
admin app is now, what's the big deal? For those who want it, it's no
harder, and you'd be able to install the admin without even realizing
you're installing
I found out ( with help of guys from Django IRC) that there is a
probably bug in the latest autoreload.py file( when using with XP)
.When I replaced that file with an older, version it works well now
again
Regards,
L.
Hi Adrian. I have got the CherryPy server working as a
development/deployment server for Django for my own needs. It consists
of class that wraps the wsgi server and a modification to the cherrypy's
core wsgi server. This was the issue I spoke of in my last mail. I
figured out the problem
