> Paul Boddie wrote:
...I firmly believe in "unbundling" templating languages from frameworks.
But doesn't that just make more work for the poor sods who are trying to build things? After all, they have to rebundle them, don't they?
I think there's a difference between maintaining and developing something separately and not physically distributing something together.
I agree that the Zope project, for instance, should be maintaining and distributing the ZODB separately from Zope, as they have been doing for some time now. But I certainly don't mind Zope shipping with right version of the ZODB included and having to only install Zope.
If you really want to solve this, you'd end up with package management systems with dependency resolution. Most linux distributions have this.
Let's not worry too much about physical distribution in this debate, more about how web frameworks should be organized and how they should relate to each other.
Regards,
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