On 05-Jan-07, at 8:42 AM, Brian Beck wrote:
* Database access. You can still use Python's much lower-level DB-API
to play with the database, and you can still make it look nice to use.
Check out the raw SQL query in this Custom Managers example:
http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/model
A lot of time has been spent on making Django not-too-magical while
keeping the rapid development time. I've found that it rarely does too
much automatic stuff behind my back.
Just a couple examples of high-level stuff that isn't
too-high-for-your-own-good:
* Database access. You can still use
On 05-Jan-07, at 8:17 AM, Mojave wrote:
The only thing I'm concerned with is that the tutorials I've read
about
Django show it off as almost too easy and automatic. While I will
welcome the ability to quickly get a site up and running, I also like
to tinker. Is Django something that will giv
I'm looking to move away from my Perl cgi background and into something
more powerful, cleaner and standard. Django and Ruby on Rails both look
interesting.
The only thing I'm concerned with is that the tutorials I've read about
Django show it off as almost too easy and automatic. While I will
w
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