Gosh I am glad I can share about web2py in with my country's php, django and rails programmers without all this nonsense.
On Jan 7, 11:40 pm, Bruno Rocha <rochacbr...@gmail.com> wrote: > After being offended by web2py being in Pycon, they made a major > attack on reddit, raised a bunch of lies. Alarmed against web2py on > twitter (they managed to enter to the top tweets) and > this created a certain discomfort. > > Some of my clients (two of them) called me asking for explanations about it. > (Interestingly, after my explanation they seem much more confident) > > Moreover two new possible new clients came to me today (one by > experts4solutions), one of them commented about the topic and the tweets, so > it awakened interest to evaluate web2py to a new small project. > > A company that offers online training came to me asking me to submit a > web2py training to their program, they think web2py is trendy and many > people are talking about it on the web, then it is a good > time to offer training. > > thanks to @jacob, @armin, @GrahamDumpleton and @benbangert and others. They > promote web2py! > > After that: > > @jacob decide to escape from threads (leaving unanswered > questions)http://twitter.com/#!/jacobian/status/23138026796355584 > > @Mike slept upsethttp://twitter.com/#!/zzzeek/status/23160805851668480 > > http://twitter.com/#!/zzzeek/status/22788155665031168 > > and @armin still wants to propose a PEP which tends to remove the execfile() > statement from Python2.x language. > LOLhttp://twitter.com/#!/mitsuhiko/status/23082854590185472 > > http://twitter.com/#!/mitsuhiko/status/23089568890753025 > > I love this community... :) > > Please: "Don't call me Pythonic" I never wrote a PEP.. LOL > > <http://twitter.com/#!/jacobian/status/23138026796355584>-- > Bruno Rochahttp://about.me/rochacbruno/bio
