Hi guys, there were two questions arising while I was trying Django
Norel test app.
Firstly, the offical Django works amazingly, as I put it into the
project folder instead of Django Norel version.
Thus the question 1 is: how many changes in Django-Norel/
Django matter compared with the official one.
I compared these two django folders with a diff tool and got
thousands of changes, which were very difficult to trace back. Is it
possible to get a clear list about the changes norel authors did to
original django?
Secondly, to deploy the application onto GAE without delete of some
contrib folders in django, is mission impossible.
However, zipped Django will cause performance issue and failure of
using django template html files.
Finally, the consolidated question is:
Why don't we import necessary codes from Django Norel and
import untouched parts from Official Django ?
In this way, there is a chance we just upload fewer Django Norel files
without zipping and make use of Django 1.2 that already exists in GAE
python runtime.
All we need is a smarter Django module importer that could do
dirty works on the basis of a change log.
Watch over the python module namespace. Skip and replace changed
Django modules and retain all untouched parts.
Is this possible?
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