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TurboGears joins the Pylons Project

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Re: TurboGears joins the Pylons Project

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post #15

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Nice trolling.

I kind of expected this response, and the style of writing may be a little provoking, but I think it's a pretty factual assessment of where these projects are headed. Feel free to disagree, though.

glad you expected the response -- you're a classic troll; complete with creating a dummy account, the opening line stating a stupidly absurd negative comment, and the closing line with the insinuation that the devs go through all the pain of running a project for their own edification

Re: TurboGears joins the Pylons Project

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post #7

In my opinion this weakens both projects. As the ultimate goal seems to be to build a new framework based on the two, this means that every code you write today using on of those frameworks will be legacy code soon.

Well, by some definition of legacy, that's always true. If we are learning, using better techniques, and writing better software every day what we wrote yesterday will be "legacy" code... But I don't think that matters, ther will be upgrade paths, support for pylons 1 and tg2, and more cooperation and focus in the development team.
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