Merging TurboGears and Pylons?

Mark Ramm goes into a bit of detail over the recent speculation of Merging TurboGears and Pylons? I had a comment about this on the Pylons mailing list as well. Those of us using Python to develop webapps have a great variety of tools to work with.

It’s worth noting that I (and many others) like the style/feel of TurboGears apps (which is to say CherryPy-style dispatch by default and Genshi templates). Though TurboGears and Pylons currently share a good bit of code and will undoubtedly share more, it’s the style/feel thing that represents the difference between the two frameworks that may not resolve itself. (Of course, TG apps will be able to use Routes+Mako if desired, and Pylons apps can use CherryPy/RhubarbTart+Genshi if desired… those just won’t be out of the box defaults…)


2 Responses to “Merging TurboGears and Pylons?”

David Stanek on March 5th, 2007 9:08 pm:

It sounds like the two cores can be integrated and users can download different runtime profiles. Similar to Dojo.


Armin Ronacher on March 12th, 2007 9:02 pm:

What i like about pylons is that it’s very, very lightweight. I would welcome if no merger would happen.