On: Django-app-engine development halted

[wkornewald]

It looks like our projects will get a new maintainer. So, it's not as bad as it sounds. It's only us leaving the project. Follow the discussion group for more updates:

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/django-non-relationa...

Oh and sorry for the disgusting site "design". Our site isn't running on Django-nonrel, anymore, and I still didn't get to making a nicer design (not that the previous one was much better ;).

[purephase → wkornewald]

Thanks for all of your contributions. Hopefully it will live on in your absence.

Out of curiosity (and as a user of Django-nonrel), what are you using at your start-up?

[wkornewald → purephase]

I've built a custom micro-framework and an async ORM based on a few ideas I had while working on Django-nonrel. The result is wonderfully small, simple, and expressive. We're using it at our startup. I'm just trying to bring back the fun of exploring new programming concepts. In this regard, open-source really doesn't work for me.

[chrismsnz → wkornewald]

Any plans on releasing the code for your framework/orm?

[rbanffy → wkornewald]

Thanks for all the wonderful work you did for it. And if you think your site looks disgusting, that's because you never saw one of mine ;-)

[jjm → wkornewald]

But will he/she be as confident to examine all pull requests and discus them to length as you were? ;-)

[wkornewald → jjm]

Not sure if you really want that. ;) I can be hard to convince once I've made up my mind and I still don't know if that's good or bad.

[jjm → wkornewald]

It's a good thing! I just recall our once lengthy discussions. Btw, what do you guys move on to?