On 13.12.2011 15:14, Javier Guerra Giraldez wrote:
for me, is opposed to the "explicit is better than implicit" in the
Zen of Python. not a bad thing on itself, but something to be careful
about. (and, personally, it's a big part of why i like Django so
much better than RoR)
I am a complete newbie in the world of webapps, but exactly this was the
reason why I left Flask. Nothing against them, but
@app.route("/")
def hello():
return "Hello World!"
looks to me like a wrong to do things and yes “explicit is better than
implicit” (or “No magic allowed!”) was something I was thinking about.
What I liked about the first look at Django was that it looks just like
a Python app not playing any tricks on me.
Now I have to overcome this feeling with ORMs (be it the Django one or
SQLAlchemy) ... but there is probably not a better way how to do this.
Just my €0.02
Matěj
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