Just for my own curiosity, outside of the auto-magical Django Admin screens, what "out-of-the-box" features do you have with Django that you do not have with ASP.NET MVC? I'm not overly thrilled with ASP.NET (WebForms or MVC) for a number of reasons (mostly to do with hosting), but, based on my experience, the majority of ASP.NET MVC is basically ripped-off from RoR and Django.

By on 12/10/2009 7:16 AM ()

You may want to check out IronPython, since that also runs on the CLR and would presumably not be too hard to integrate with. I'm not sure whether it is feature complete and can run existing web frameworks, though.

By on 12/9/2009 1:09 PM ()

This is not first hand experience. (I even avoid parts of ASP.NET that I don't think are well designed, and avoid frameworks. Having said that at least Django seems to have been created by people who understand what HTML is about.)

There are some, fairly old, reports about using Django on IronPython. Looks doable though it was a little clunky a year ago.

See this link:

[link:stackoverflow.com]

That might help.

By on 12/9/2009 1:58 PM ()

Hi,

I've heard that Bistro Framework supports F#. I've never tried, I don't know if it's a good idea to use, but you can have a look:
[link:www.bistroframework.org]
[link:www.ndjango.org]

By on 12/9/2009 10:20 AM ()

I've looked at those, and it is nice to have the option to code a website in F#. It's not quite what I'm looking for here, though. My issue is that basically any asp.net based approach is going to be tedious, and would like to interop with my F# assemblies from other platforms.

By on 12/9/2009 11:08 AM ()
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