- a way to deploy on apache
- a way to deploy by drop the egg. (Paste.Deploy?)
- integration with paste - version 3
- form builder (form.py?)
- ajax integration - version 3 (dojo?)
- make models optionally able to live in a package. - version 2
- make urls able to be supplied with packages. - version 2
- proper application dropin support, aka, better code reuse among applications (also support eggs) - version 2
- Custome HTTP error pages support (Auth Failure, 404 not found, etc)



Use Case:

- simpleweb-admin createproject [projectname] [summary] [description]
	this should create a tree like so:
		projectname/ - DONE
			- __init__.py - DONE
			- config.py - DONE
			- urls.py - DONE
			- static/ - DONE
				- css/ - DONE
					- main.css
				- js/ - DONE
				- img/ - DONE
			- controllers/ - DONE
				- __init__.py - DONE
				- index.py DONE
			- models/ - version 2
				- __init__.py
			- templates/ -DONE
				- master.html - DONE
				- index.html - DONE
			- app_one/ - version 2 ?
				- urls.py
				- controllers/
				- test/
				- models/
				- templates/
				- static/
					- css/
					- js/
					- img/
				- __init__.py
			- test/ - DONE

- simpleweb-admin run  - DONE
- simpleweb-admin deploy [egg | remote]
- simpleweb-admin createtables - DONE
- simpleweb-admin droptables - DONE
- simpleweb-admin createdb - version 2
- simpleweb-admin dropdb  - version 2
- simpleweb-admin syncdb - version 2
- simpleweb-admin addapp - version 2
- simpleweb-admin addcrud - [ use the models to create urladd/controller/template, that are automajically populated and ready to roll]
- collapse all database commands into: simpleweb-admin sql [command], the admin command plugin framework has to support this
