[PATCH] adding elixir support on quickstart

[alexbod...@gmail.com]

hello friends,

i have just submitted a patch to allow quickstarting a project with elixir orm for sqlalchemy.

ticket: http://trac.turbogears.org/ticket/2293

please look at and contribute, if you can ;) .

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best regards,
alex

[Bastian]

Hi,

sorry for being a bit offtopic:
I'm new to TG2 and to SQLAlchemy and am wandering what Elixir is
offering that SQLAlchemy's Declaritve doesn't offer. Can you please
give me pointers to answer my question?

Regards

Bastian

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[Jorge Vargas]

Awesome, thanks for the patch Alex, we'll look at it on the sprints
and probably apply it.

[Jorge Vargas]

On Sun, Mar 29, 2009 at 11:52 AM, Bastian <bastia...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> sorry for being a bit offtopic:
> I'm new to TG2 and to SQLAlchemy and am wandering what Elixir is
> offering that SQLAlchemy's Declaritve doesn't offer. Can you please
> give me pointers to answer my question?

The first thing is that Elixir is older than Declarative, and they
both provide "declarative" type syntax on top of SQLAlchemy. Depending
on who you asks one is better than the other. Elixir has many more
features but that means an additional dependency. I think the best for
you is to try both.

[alexbod...@gmail.com]

thumbs up. thanks a lot :)
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