mitsuhiko3 points · Mar 2010 · :flask-logo: Flask Creator
You yet have to show me something from an actual Werkzeug developer (which would be me). I am not doubting that you can find something, especially from very early when web2py came out where I did not show much respect for web2py, but those are examples based on actual facts.
And that btw has nothing to do with Werkzeug, just with some really ridiculous design decisions made by mdp very early. Some of that probably got fixed, but I am not convinced enough to even closely consider web2py.
On the other hand: I consider pylons and Django nice frameworks, what does that tell you?
stesch, you said the negative opinions are "mostly from werkzeug people/users". Well, you can't blame Werkzeug if it has some users who don't like web2py. Now, as for werkzeug "people" (developers), as mitsuhiko points out, he doesn't see any comments there from from Werkzeug devs.
I said "Multiple encounters of fights, negative remarks whenever web2py is mentioned". This is my observation. And I don't bookmark everything in case I could use it later. These are silly games.
mitsuhiko1 points · Mar 2010 · :flask-logo: Flask Creator
The Web-Frameworks page does not even mention Werkzeug except for naming it as not being a framework in the pretext. So how is that related to Werkzeug?
python-forum.de: First thread, not a single pocoo guy involved, second thread, yes I did complain about web2py, based on the problems I still have with the code [exec for modules, database schemas being re-evaluated each request and more]. Third thread, not a single pocoo guy involved either.
If you start picking me for not liking web2py, what about asking Ben Bangert, Ian Bicking, Jacob Kaplan-Moss or any of the repoze guys about their opinion about web2py ...
It's mostly from the werkzeug people/users. As in the newsgroup I mentioned, as in http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=175694 etc.
mitsuhiko 3 points · Mar 2010 · :flask-logo: Flask Creator
You yet have to show me something from an actual Werkzeug developer (which would be me). I am not doubting that you can find something, especially from very early when web2py came out where I did not show much respect for web2py, but those are examples based on actual facts.
And that btw has nothing to do with Werkzeug, just with some really ridiculous design decisions made by mdp very early. Some of that probably got fixed, but I am not convinced enough to even closely consider web2py.
On the other hand: I consider pylons and Django nice frameworks, what does that tell you?
stesch [OP] -1 points · Mar 2010
No, I don't have to. Play your games elsewhere.
surface-tension 2 points · Mar 2010
stesch, you said the negative opinions are "mostly from werkzeug people/users". Well, you can't blame Werkzeug if it has some users who don't like web2py. Now, as for werkzeug "people" (developers), as mitsuhiko points out, he doesn't see any comments there from from Werkzeug devs.
stesch [OP] 0 points · Mar 2010
I said "Multiple encounters of fights, negative remarks whenever web2py is mentioned". This is my observation. And I don't bookmark everything in case I could use it later. These are silly games.
Last time I mentioned web2py in a German newsgroup, somebody gave this link: http://wiki.python.de/Web-Frameworks#web2py
On this page are three links http://www.python-forum.de/topic-17057.html http://www.python-forum.de/topic-13752.html http://www.python-forum.de/topic-17145.html with Werkzeug fans and mitsuhiko.
Later in the thread Georg Brandl took part. He is mentioned together with Werkzeug on http://dev.pocoo.org/
Thread starts with
<0T6ma672I4e4Nv8%[email protected]>mitsuhiko 1 points · Mar 2010 · :flask-logo: Flask Creator
The Web-Frameworks page does not even mention Werkzeug except for naming it as not being a framework in the pretext. So how is that related to Werkzeug?
python-forum.de: First thread, not a single pocoo guy involved, second thread, yes I did complain about web2py, based on the problems I still have with the code [exec for modules, database schemas being re-evaluated each request and more]. Third thread, not a single pocoo guy involved either.
If you start picking me for not liking web2py, what about asking Ben Bangert, Ian Bicking, Jacob Kaplan-Moss or any of the repoze guys about their opinion about web2py ...
stesch [OP] -2 points · Mar 2010
I don't even know you.
I see web2py bashing, I see werkzeug. That's all.