On 4/7/2010 6:20 PM, Andrea Tomasini wrote:
On 7 Apr, 2010, at 14:53 , W. Martin Borgert wrote:
Quoting "Christian Boos"<[email protected]>:
Of course, theoretically someone could step up anytime and bring in a radically
new idea
Like building Trac 0.13 completely on top of Django? :~)
+1 I'll start doing it tomorrow if needed... too much technology to take care
of now, and given the limited development capacity, wouldn't be that bad to
focus on features more than technology :-)
Well, I was talking about a new idea to improve Genshi performance...
Rewriting Trac on top of Django is a *very* different topic. While I
also would like to be able to focus on Trac features rather than on the
supporting technology, I have the feeling that doing a switch to Django
would do the exact opposite, make us focus again on the technology (and
eventually be limited by the constraints imposed upon us by the
framework) rather than on our features... We now have a base on which we
can build on, and if there wouldn't have been the problems related to
Genshi maintenance, I would even have been willing to close the eyes a
bit longer on the performance side and not have /any/ change in the
infrastructure for the next versions (besides a switch to Python 2.5,
but now it's me who's digressing ;-) ).
And there's already Basie, for those interested by a Trac-like system on
top of Django (http://basieproject.org/).
-- Christian
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