Randall wrote: > Good Point. It's also more explicit (ala python), you may not like it now but you don't need to learn all the rules that are applied behind the scene (your code) to decide what methods are exposed, what template is associated to that method, what happens when you have an error and so on.
Personally I've found TG use of decorator one of it's biggest and more attractive features, it's a sign of distinction from the others and thanks to python decorators TG it's innovative on this. Read this interesting post (last paragraph) by Mark Ramm: http://compoundthinking.com/blog/index.php/2006/01/03/mvc-smalltalk-and-the-web/ Ciao Michele
