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Vito,
I am a beginner. please keep that in mind when responding.
Why Django is not yet integrated support non-relational databases?
Django has the largest community among all Python frameworks. Other
newer frameworks have integrated support for non-relational databases,
such as web2py. Web2py
I do agree that the fundamental point of Django is free distribution of
content. Are developers now obligated to design software that is not under
their control? How does that affect contracted development obligations? This
is probably not the ideal list but it is surely a worthy topic for on
>>
>> Does anyone have any advice for me before I head off into the
>> suburban
>> parks of Django for an initial implementation? Any caveats I should
>> consider which might make a pure RDF backend unfeasible?
>
> I used OpenLink Virtuoso Triple Store (via their HTTP SPARQL binding)
> with the
+1!
>
>> So, my proposal is to make the "objects" manager always present and
>> accessible, and remove the _default_manager stuff. If you want to
>> change the default manager, just override "objects". If you want to
>> access the default manager, just access "objects".
>
> +1
> >
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