...i'm coming to
the conclusion that what's lacking most on any of the number of
existing, good frameworks is just "spit & polish". In other words, good docs, good tutorials, sample applications (beyond
10-liners), and yes, as much as many coders seem to distain it,
good-looking websites.
* Good installers for major platforms (where "good" means "contain everything you need in a single download", so that you don't have to play the 'where do I get ClearSilver for Python 2.3 for Macintosh' game when you'd rather be building the application that's due on Tuesday)
* A good app generator (click, click, click, and the first version of your app is up except for the business logic)
* AJAX support (I think Rails' most compelling feature may turn out to be the fact that it does more AJAX straight out of the box than anything else --- they're definitely going to ride that wave)
Thanks Greg
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