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From: pca on 21 Apr 2010 06:41
Dear all,

Last week, I raised the question "Could declarative programming be
useful for the Model part of an application ?", and I suggested an
open-source project, Yoopf, to provide such a paradigm in Python.
Stefan told me that the proposal lacked clarity. I have thus updated
the description, and he now finds it much clearer. You can find it at
http://www.yoopf.org

So, I would appreciate your feedback again on such a project : can
declarative programming be useful for the Model part of an
application ? Do you think that Yoopf and its "programming by
formula" paradigm can bring value to python developments ? How would
it compare to database triggers and stored procedures, for example ?
What could be some typical applications ?

Many thanks in advance !
Pierre C.
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