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by davegaeddert
1546 days ago
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I haven't actually tried Pegasus, so I can't say exactly. In a lot of ways I'm sure they're similar. Some differences with Forge might be the removal of options:
- Pegasus looks like it supports multiple CSS frameworks, Forge only comes with Tailwind
- Pegasus talks about multiple deployment options, Forge focuses completely on Heroku
- Pegasus talks about creating venvs or using virtualenvwrapper (+ pip-compile?), Forge uses Poetry From what I understand, the update process for Pegasus is also a little bit more manual? Forge is intentionally set up to be a git remote, with directories and stuff named so that an update is essentially `git merge django-forge/main`. Probably lots of little differences when you get into it — just different decisions from different people. Hoping to document more of Forge soon! |
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