[Chicago-talk] Django / Rails Event
Jason Gessner
jason at multiply.org
Wed Dec 7 21:02:46 PST 2005
On Dec 7, 2005, at 10:35 PM, Joshua McAdams wrote:
>>> Did anyone go to [Snakes & Rubies], what did you think?
>
> I went and recorded audio for it. It will have to be cleaned up, but
> expect some audio and video out within a few months. Audio could only
> take a few weeks, but I bet the video will take longer because of
> difficulty of editing.
>
I was also part of our crack av squad and agree with josh on the
release of the materials. I am editing the stuff with one of the
Django developers in Lawrence, KS. Should be interesting, but
hopefully we can get something out soon-ish.
> Overall the event was pretty good. Django and Rails have two very
> different takes on what a web development framework should be. David
> was definitely a more commanding speaker, which tended to sway the
> conversation toward Rails. Catalyst really needs to catch up and we
> need an advocate here to compete in the debates. With a Django
> developer and Rails developer in Chicago, Perl is underrepresented.
As anyone who attended the Catalyst/Rails thing in october can attest
to, Catalyst is a VERY different beast than Django or rails. Both of
those frameworks have really benefited from a single vision for the
framework. Catalyst seems to be running on pure adrenaline and is
extremely active, but seems kinda schizo. I am still following it
very closely, but it is a totally different animal.
-jason
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