Am 25.01.2011 16:46 schrieb Mark Brontein:
I am confused about the differences and choices involving TG2, TG3, pylons, pyramid and the various trade offs and the choices involved. With no legacy projects to maintain, and considering my modest skills, any thoughts on which code base I i should be investing my time on?
TG3 is still vaporware, so if you want to start right now, then it's not an option. The old Pylons framework has been discontinued, so it's no good option to start with either. TG 2.1 is a great framework, and can make you very productive if you need to create complex web apps. The only problem are the docs which may not be sufficient for newbies in all areas, or some parts may not be up-to-date, and the open question of project maintenance, as discussed above. Pyramid 1.0 is more low-level than TG 2.1 (it does less for you) which may be a problem for a newbie, on the other hand it has really good, extensive and up-to-date docs and is well maintained.
But please be aware that the framework itself is only a small part of the stuff you have to learn and understand to build great web apps. I have the impression that people overestimate this. The newbies that I introduces to TG did not really have problems understanding TG, but most of the time were struggling with basic Python or SQLAlchemy etc.
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