[Chicago] New (Django) Project

[Matt Dennewitz]

hey all..

i just put a new site done with django online.. it was a personal  
project done over the weekend in response to the tsa's new blog and  
the reactions it provoked. its also the first personal project ive  
*actually* completed in a long time ;)

http://www.tsacomplaints.net/

if you guys have a moment, would you mind hitting it up, checking it  
out, and making sure i didnt miss anything? if you have any comments  
suggestions (or complaints to add! content!) before the launch, i'd be  
very appreciative.



thanks much,
matt





On Feb 5, 2008, at 2:42 PM, Ian Bicking wrote:

> Martin Maney wrote:
>> Yeah, I recall that SQLAlchemy was far less of a crippled compromise
>> than any other ORM I'd ever seen, but in itself it's hardly a web app
>> framework (and so it didn't usefully solve any of my immediate  
>> problems
>> - substituting its notation for existing SQL would have been little
>> more than make-work, and using it with the small Django app(let)s  
>> would
>> merely have broken the automagical admin and other stuff that make up
>> half of the reason Django is useful to me).  I don't remember having
>> heard of Storm before.
>
> There's recent work on making Django-like admin stuff with  
> SQLAlchemy, here:
>   http://code.google.com/p/dbsprockets/
>
> It's harder to make interfaces like this when the model isn't as
> constrained.  There might be some Elixir-specific stuff too (Elixir  
> is a
> wrapper around SQLAlchemy for creating models more like Django or
> SQLObject).
>
>   Ian
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