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Starting out on Django and reading up on the pieces and parts as I get there. Here's a cool article on the future of Django ORM. Piece out. http://adam.gomaa.us/blog/2007/aug/26/the-django-orm-problem/.

Woops. That's a while back. What's the current word on this...

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