Recently I started using quickly to create Ubuntu applications and I was exploring the possibility of using quickly to create scalable enterprise applications.
Can I use quicky to create such enterprise applications?
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YesYou can use quickly for enterprise applications. Quickly is just a tool which connects editor, visual designer, packaging and sharing. Currently quickly supports python as the programming language, glade as the interface designer and GTK+ as the toolkit. Choosing it for Enterprise applications is your choice, but I personally recommend QT C++ for enterprise apps. |
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You can, but you likely need to create new templates for your kind of enterprise apps. The default Quickly templates create Python desktop and command-line apps. You can create your own templates to creating J2EE project, or Python/Django webapps, or PHP projects, or whatever it is you need. |
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Quickly is just a framework/IDE for Python and GTK. So the real question should be if you should use those for an enterprise application. There is the right language for everything, but everyone has a different opinion on that so there is no one right answer. Personally I wouldn't use Python for enterprise applications or any large application for that matter. It is not very fast and I prefer strongly typed languages for good object oriented modelling which is very important in enterprise applications. |
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