Subject Re: [firebird-python] django web framework - firebird backend?
Author Pavel Cisar
Patrick Fitzgerald napsal(a):
> Hi everyone - I'm not sure if this has been posted about before, but
> the python-based Django web framework is on its way to a version 1
> release.
>
> This exceptional system is lacking full featured support for
> firebird/interbase. (ie there is version that does work, but
> development appears to have stalled)
>
> I was wondering if anyone with experience in both python and firebird
> take a look at the backend code and have a stab at completing it?
>
> django: http://www.djangoproject.com
> firebird back end: http://code.google.com/p/django-firebird/
>
> Thanks!
> (Disclosure: I have written a system using delphi/firebird and would
> dearly love to move the delphi bit to all django code - but for the
> lack of firebird functionality!!)

Problem is that there are many excellent Python web frameworks, and
those that use any popular Python O-R mapping system (SQLAlchemy,
SQLObjects) like for example Pylons or TurboGears work with Firebird
just fine out of the box. That same apply to frameworks that doesn't
have it's own mapper (CherryPy), so you're free to use whatever you
want. But Django uses it's own O-R mapping layer, so it's all about
whether there are any developers so much interested in Django and
Firebird that they would rather invest time to implement Firebird
support rather than use some other framework and be done with it.

best regards
Pavel Cisar
IBPhoenix