Hi, >So lets not pretend that there is zero cost to *not* picking something. >Users don't like uncertainty.
I just don't see "bundle a JS library with Django" as anything that could be described as "add AJAX support to Django". Sure, we can bundle to our hearts content - and if there will be AJAX-stuff used in the admin, we actually need to bundle one, as we will have to decide which one to use for the admin (I would opt for MochiKit over other solutions, mostly because it's grounded with unittests and my experiences with it so far are much better than with any other). But I still don't see "bundling MochiKit" as some _change_ in Django - the only _change_ to django core I see that would be helpful would be the JSON (and possibly others) web services. That would help greatly, as you had the server part already done to access data models from JavaScript. But as I said, I am not that big of an AJAX proponentn that I could come up with other samples - there might be things connected to stuff like drag-n-drop or other highly interactive techniques that would require more support in Django core that I just don't see. bye, Georg
