Re: Nagare RoadMap

[crumble]

Hi Oswall,

I'm happy to know you are thinking about Nagare for your applications.

About mobile interfaces, Nagare does not offer anything specific to work with things like Sencha, if that is what you're thinking about. But as long as the tool of choice is based on HTML and javascript, that should be easily doable.

Concerning Nagare roadmap, we are preparing a new release with the following features:

- pypy support (and some CPython support)

- a rewrite of callbacks management to limit memory usage

- support for data-* attributes in HTML tags

- bugfixes

For a later release we are considering support for an evented wsgi publisher.

Anyway, we are really opened to any idea that could come up from users.

cheers,

Herve

On Wednesday, May 1, 2013 5:24:33 PM UTC+2, Oswall Verny Arguedas C. wrote:

Regards,

I'm thinking about Nagare framework for my applications.

I want to see, what is the roadmap of Nagare.

If I can use it for business applications with web interface for mobiles.

What is the next step of Nagare.

thanks,

Oswall

[Oswall Verny Arguedas C.]

Thanks crumble for your reply.

You have planned to use ZODB as a database at some point.

saludos,

Oswall

2013/5/2 crumble <herve.c...@gmail.com>

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[crumble]

Hi Oswall,

Actually the very first pre-versions of nagare used ZODB at persistent backend. But we switched to SQL backend using sqlalchemy. For the moment we have no plan on supporting ZODB as a Nagare backend. This would mean we had to change how persistence transactions are handled within the request.

On some of our projects we disable database backends (SQL) and we handle manually storage as you would do in any python script. Maybe this approach might work for you too.

cheers,

Herve