Re: Should I start to use Mako from beginning?

If you're going to use Mako and SQLAlchemy I'd use Pylons or
repoze.bfg rather than trying to crowbar them into Django.

Django's templating engine and ORM are used on many high volume sites
without any issues of scalability, so if you're keen to learn the rest
of Django I'd stick to that.

On the other hand if you're not settled on Django you might want to
investigate what else is out there.

On Jun 30, 4:34 pm, AllenDang <allen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm new to django, it's amazing! But after I did some research from
> google, I found out that some people say that the default template
> engine of django is not that good to use, they recommend Mako as a
> replacement.
>
> So I'm wondering if I should start learning and using Mako from
> beginning?
>
> Frankly, it's hard for me to judge. In one hand, I think it's better
> to use the default components to understand the design philosophy
> behind. In another hand, I also think to use a commonly recommended
> replacement may lead me to a straight forward way to archive the goal.
>
> And the same concern also happened for the data model component.
> Should I use SQLAchemy from beginning?
>
> I really need your comments to help me out!

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