Re: Do I need Pyramid for my [big] project?

2013-07-06 Thread Jonathan Vanasco
Pyramid is a great framework for building Web Applications in Python. Your "project" isn't a web application - it's a suite of applications, some on the web, and would require lots of engineering talent. Many of them could not be built in Pyramid or Erlang ( Smartphone apps, HTML/AJAX, etc );

Re: Do I need Pyramid for my [maybe, possibly big] project?

2013-07-06 Thread wilk
On 06-07-2013, David Andrés Martínez wrote: > --=_Part_7397_23884531.1373097339815 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=windows-1252 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > Thank you very much andi, I will use Python with Pyramid, I'm very fast=20 > with Python and to me it's very easy

Re: Do I need Pyramid for my [maybe, possibly big] project?

2013-07-06 Thread Chris Withers
On 06/07/2013 10:53, Chris Withers wrote: Not sure what you mean by snowflake, but as someone who works with terabytes-sized databases that have 100GB tables added to them each day, I'd suggest that Postgres will be absolutely file. ...or fine. Definitely have not had enough sleep! Chris --

Re: Do I need Pyramid for my [maybe, possibly big] project?

2013-07-06 Thread Chris Withers
On 06/07/2013 03:07, andi wrote: regarding the db: if you will choose a relational database for main storage, which makes sense to me, maybe take a look at snowflake (and abilities to shard) to avoid dead-end situations when you have a little bit more data. Not sure what you mean by snowflake,

Re: Do I need Pyramid for my [maybe, possibly big] project?

2013-07-06 Thread David Andrés Martínez
Thank you very much andi, I will use Python with Pyramid, I'm very fast with Python and to me it's very easy =). And I'm going to do that alone. The project is going to be open source and free ^^. I insist, thank you very much, I needed a new perspective and "use the tools that you are the fas