I'm relatively new to python and webpy (and ORM) in general and had a "best practice" question. I want to do selects and joins from some mysql tables and looking at the examples from the webpy tutorial I notice that the db and table connects are made in the main class and then iteration through the rows is done in the template in a for loop. I was under the impression that most of the heavy lifting should be done pre template if possible. Perhaps doing all the querying in the main class and then just passing those results to the template? What'd be the best approach to display a bunch of blog post titles with a join against a separate comments table (indexed by post ID) to gather the number of comments per post? This is very simple obviously but I'm just trying to get a sense of where the logic should be taking place.
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