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Original Post: Time for a Quixote based Mega-Framework ?
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There's been lots of discussions recently about Django, TurboGears, and
other Rails ... With the release of Quixote 2.3, a thread started on
quixote-users mailing list about Quixote's popularity. There are some very
interesting thoughts in this thread, proposing a sample application
skeleton which Dulcinea would provide. Indeed at mems-exchange there's a
bunch of good stuff:
Durus provides data persistance (think of ZODB, but simpler)
scgi protocol implementation
Sancho is a unit-test framework
the well-known Quixote :-)
and Dulcinea which aims at helping the developer gluing Quixote and Durus
Put all of this together, add some CRUD, add some hyper-hype Ajax goodies
and you get another Mega-Framework, YMMV of course.
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