Am 29.10.2010 09:13 schrieb Enrico:
The pure MVC advantage is undermined by having too many ways to skin a cat which makes doco harder. Didn't someone once say, "there should be one and only one obvious way to do it." Hopefully in the course of merging some consesus will emerge on the best way to do a few things.
The problem is though, that the "it" in "one obvious way to do it" is not well defined. We want to be able to do many things with TurboGears, not only one thing. Many different kinds of applications, clients, deployments etc. require different ways to do them. For some developers or apps, NoSQL seems more appropriate, others want SQL. So yes, there should be one recommended and well documented way to develop standard web apps, but it should be easy to switch components. After all that's one of the big advantages of TG over Django.
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