I like this one.
Yes, with a WSGI included, I can able to create an application without install a Web Server.
It suited for my notebook. It doesnt require much memory and cpu process, but It has all the basic feature.
Django support WSGI, thats why I like it.
Tuesday, August 30, 2005
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
I take Django
Its been a while since I started take a play with django web framework. I run their tutorial and take alook how to deal with it. At the moment, I compare django with plone. I like plone and I wish to used it as my production area, but I got stuck with their SQL Storage capability.
Plone allows you to store your data on any other RDBMS like MS-SQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and etc. But, Plone required to store your object metadata at ZODB, and it must. This is it. This is the one that I dont want, Its mean, as my RDBMS data grows, then my metadata on ZODB will grows either. I dont want it. Thats why I keep delay my application to jump to Plone.
Then, I try to find other solution. I was take look at CherryPy, Webware, Quixote, and Ruby on Rail. I do like RoR and the features they have. It was amazing compare to Webware and Quixote. I want to have a python as my chosen language, I dont want to go to RoR. Then Django came. It made an explotion on Daily Python WebLog. Then I decided to take alook on it. It should be worted to test.
Now, I have a 2 nice web framework. Plone for Protoyping and Django for production area.
Plone allows you to store your data on any other RDBMS like MS-SQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL and etc. But, Plone required to store your object metadata at ZODB, and it must. This is it. This is the one that I dont want, Its mean, as my RDBMS data grows, then my metadata on ZODB will grows either. I dont want it. Thats why I keep delay my application to jump to Plone.
Then, I try to find other solution. I was take look at CherryPy, Webware, Quixote, and Ruby on Rail. I do like RoR and the features they have. It was amazing compare to Webware and Quixote. I want to have a python as my chosen language, I dont want to go to RoR. Then Django came. It made an explotion on Daily Python WebLog. Then I decided to take alook on it. It should be worted to test.
Now, I have a 2 nice web framework. Plone for Protoyping and Django for production area.
Monday, August 15, 2005
The Django Tutorial
I've finaly finish to learn the first series of Django Tutorial.
I'm still amase with the way django works. Its looks like rails.
Even I never user rails completely.
Good Job Django Team. !
I'll wait for your release version, and now, I shall continue my learning cycle.
I'm still amase with the way django works. Its looks like rails.
Even I never user rails completely.
Good Job Django Team. !
I'll wait for your release version, and now, I shall continue my learning cycle.
Friday, August 12, 2005
Plone 2.1 and Django Source
Plone 2.1 will release by www.plone.org. Now they provide a release candidate version. I'm able to download it and install it. The good thing is my ZBedjo component was able to install-in it smootly.
Will see about it.
I just got to use tortoise SVN client to grab django source code with a little bit problem, which is our proxy squid wont allow me to get the source. After fix by our network admin, I'm able to get the source, now i need to learn how to use it.
Will see about it.
I just got to use tortoise SVN client to grab django source code with a little bit problem, which is our proxy squid wont allow me to get the source. After fix by our network admin, I'm able to get the source, now i need to learn how to use it.
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