5 days ago
Simon Willison : Django 1.0 release notes - Django 1.0 release notes. What’s new in Django 1.0. Short answer: one heck of a lot.
Rod Begbie : Django 1.0 release notes - Django hits the big One Point Oh. Congratulations to all involved. I hope to have groovymother switched over to 1.0 this weekend. #
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21 days ago
Rod Begbie : BackwardsIncompatibleChanges - Django - Suspect I will be referring to this a lot over the next week or so as I bring my blog code up to snuff with the impending Django 1.0 release. (Currently have 95% working, but the hackedup comments code will take a bit more work…) #
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4 month ago
nelson : Google code review tool - Google's released something much like its internal code review tool
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5 month ago
plasticbag : Young Marshall's Django Fire Eagle package... - "The django_fireeagle package contains code to handle the Fire Eagle authorisation process within Django. You can use it to manage connections between Django users and their respective Fire Eagle access tokens."
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5 month ago
plasticbag : Django auth wrapper for Fire Eagle makes getting your Django app all Eagled-up super easy - Constructed by Steve Marshall.
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8 month ago
Simon Willison : World's ugliest Django app - World’s ugliest Django app. Brilliant hack from Paul Bissex: a self-contained Django application in 70 lines of code which shows off some internals trickery and makes use of a bunch of handy django.contrib packages.
deusx : E-Scribe News : World's ugliest Django app - "I've written a small Python script that is a fully functional, self-contained, self-starting Django application."
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10 month ago
Simon Willison : Django Evolution - Django Evolution. Really smart take on the problem of updating database tables to reflect changes to Django models. Code that automatically modifies your database tables can be pretty scary, but Evolution seems to hit the right balance.
Rod Begbie : django-evolution - Google Code - Work-in-progress project to keep database schemas in sync with changes made to Django models. [via] #
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13 month ago
Simon Willison : Django and the iPhone tutorial - Django and the iPhone tutorial. How to install SSH, Python and Django on your iPhone and get Django running against the call database. Less complicated than I expected.
Rod Begbie : livinghardknox: Django and the iPhone - Quick guide to installing ssh, Python and Django on your iPhone, so you can run local webapps. OK, I admit defeat: I'm finally tempted to hack my iPhone and install crap on it! [via] #
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13 month ago
Simon Willison : Django on the iPhone - Django on the iPhone. Jacob got it working. The next image in his photostream shows the Django admin application querying his phone’s local database of calls.
deusx : It worked! on Flickr - Photo Sharing! - Whoa. Django running and hosted on an iPhone.
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14 month ago
nelson : templatemaker - Advanced Python screenscraping; tries to infer document structure from multiple examples
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14 month ago
Simon Willison : Django Master Class - Django Master Class. Notes and slides from the OSCON tutorial I gave yesterday with Jacob Kaplan-Moss and Jeremy Dunck.
Rod Begbie : Django Master Class - Bunch of interesting topics covered at the Django tutorial at OSCON yesterday. I hadn't heard of Django signals before, but can already think of three hacks in my code that they can replace! [via] #
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14 month ago
Simon Willison : Logic in Templates - Logic in Templates. I don’t think it would hurt Django to have a bit more support for conditional logic in templates, but I wouldn’t go as far as supporting the ability to call Python functions directly.
deusx : about:cmlenz - Logic in Templates - "In my humble opinion, this kind of “dumbed-down” templating results in only one thing: more lines of code in the application modules, lines of code that are really only about presentation, and should be in the templates."
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14 month ago
deusx : Interview with Leah Culver: The Making of Pownce - I’m Mike - "After several Java (J2EE) development jobs Leah Culver wanted to learn a new programming language. Following a friend’s suggestion, she began “playing around” with a Python Web framework called Django last January."
Simon Willison : Interview with Leah Culver: The Making of Pownce - Interview with Leah Culver: The Making of Pownce. Django + Perlbal + S3 + AIR.
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14 month ago
Rod Begbie : The B-List: Hacking comments without hacking comments - Django project to bulk-up the built-in comments to make them less spammable. I did a bunch of this by hand -- good to see it implemented in a shareable manner. [via] #
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14 month ago
Rod Begbie : Now with Django powered goodness! - Antonio Rodriguez of Tabblo switches his blog over to a Django-powered creation. This is a definite trend: Geeks eschewing Wordpress or MovableType for customized Django installs. [via] #
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16 month ago
jimray : Install Django on OS X using DarwinPorts - Whitespace be damned, I'm gonna have to grok this at some point
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17 month ago
Rod Begbie : Turn your Django application in to an OpenID consumer - Simon Willison's OpenID consuming middleware for Django. I'll probably have a stab at mixing this with my blog comments shortly. #
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20 month ago
Rod Begbie : DjangoID - Trac - Django-based OpenID server. It almost seems daft *not* to be running that here. [via] #
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20 month ago
Rod Begbie : The B-List: Django tips: Hacking FreeComment - HOWTO hook Akismet (the anti-comment-spam service) into Django's built-in commenting. I think I should have commenting for groovymother live by the weekend. #
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21 month ago
plasticbag : My lovely colleague Simon Willison has gone and finally relaunched his weblog in Django - I know weblog redesign posts are a bit 1999 but still, it's really clear and well organised with a range of innovative little UI and archiving touches. Worth a look.
Rod Begbie : Finally powered by Django - Simon Willison's shifted his blog onto a Django-based platform. I think I might have a crack at this myself -- The limitations of MovableType (not least the fact that I don't know Perl terribly well) keep biting me these days. Could be fun to roll-my-ow #
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23 month ago
Rod Begbie : The Django Book - Book about Django, being written in public to encourage peer review. The commenting system is particularly clever. [via] #
Simon Willison : The Django Book - Two chapters online so far; more to follow.
Cameron Moll : The Django Book's contextual commenting - The Django Book's website uses a contextual comment system on all of its pages, allowing readers to offer inline suggestions and feedback where relevant to the text. This seems to be a rather interesting way of allowing a community to edit and improve a f
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jcgregorio : Django: Python on a Plane - Quote from Guido - "Simply that if _I_ were to need a Web framework today, I'd use Django unless it was clear that Django isn't right for the task."
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jcgregorio : Google Trends: "ruby on rails", django, ruby, python, java - Just to put this whole tempest in a teacup into perspective
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