"Alvin Wang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > You could post in both. If we force everyone to use Cheeseshop, it just > means something else to learn to use TG.
But them you'd have to search 2 places. After all, one can post only in one place... > There are 2 kinds of Web developers. People that are willing to write code. > Most of the early-adopter folk in TG now. People that just want to plug > stuff together. They will learn the bare minimum of a language to get stuff > done. The vast majority of PHP people. So, if we help tem with already existing python modules we can help them have more "pleasure" writing TG apps without having to reinvent the wheel, right? If they know that they can go to CheeseShop and search for crypto modules as well as TG modules, we wouldn't have to teach them about the existence of yet another package repository to use with TG... If we focus only on TG apps at the TG repository, then we'd have to teach them where to search for Python modules to solve their problems. And they'd have to search in two separate places according to the context. I believe having one place only is much better than demanding that they know where to look for each case. -- Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
