On Oct 25, 2005, at 4:46 AM, Mike Orr wrote:

> The question for Quixote is, what does it want to be in this new era?
> One option is to cede the beginners' market to TurboGears, and my
> hunch is that's the best.  Aquarium's author (JJ Behrens) has
> expressed willingness to do this if TG (or another) becomes the
> frontrunner, and wishes such a framework existed when he wrote
> Aquarium.

And I wish a full stack object publisher like TG had existed before I
started working on QLime. Trying to market QLime at this point is
probably not a good idea.

Going a little off topic...

PTL is the best new idea from Quixote IMO. I was thinking if it made
sense to extend the idea to SQL. For example:

class Accounts:
     database = 'customer'

     def getAccountName [sql] (account_id):
         "SELECT name FROM accounts WHERE account_id=%s" % account_id

Calling the method would not only create the SQL string but also
execute it and return the query results.

This would enable very clean Python-oriented database access layers.

Cheers,
Shalabh