Turbogears has excellent form handling. Except for the Forms Wizard in Django, working with forms is much easier in Turbogears. Validation of the form and the resulting database update methods are much cleaner in Turbogears. Django, while slightly more complex in handling form input, does handle things with a single function which might enhance readability in a large project.
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Rapid Application Development using Turbogears and Django
http://cd34.com —
TurboGears2 tutorials at PyCon
http://compoundthinking.com —
This year’s tutorial will be much more interactive than last, and will be focused on TurboGears more narrowly than last year when we did TG2+Pylons. We’ll be covering lots of stuff that can be used in Pylons, but since TG2 configures all this for us, we’ll be doing it the TG2 way.
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web programming using web2py
http://mdp.cti.depaul.edu —
A great comparison of mvc web frameworks(django, ruby on rails, web2py, cherrypy, turbo gears).
Can you guess who will be the winner?
