Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Wercker Blog
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dyve/django-bootstrap3 · GitHub
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Installation. — django-userena 1.2.4 documentation
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django-user-accounts — django-user-accounts 1.0b18 documentation
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Django for Journalism
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George London's Blog - The Idiomatic Guide to Deploying Django in Production
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A Better Javascript Workflow with Django — Surfing in Kansas
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riccardo-forina/django-admin-bootstrapped
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jakewins/django-money
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nvbn/django-bower
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A Better Javascript Workflow with Django — Surfing in Kansas
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Scaling Python/Django application with Apache and mod_wsgi
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Django In Depth
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Use Fabric to boostrap a Django project
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django-secure 1.0 : Python Package Index
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amitu/importd · GitHub
django-based mini framework -
Chapter 20: Security
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Efficient Django QuerySet Use
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Django Packages : Internationalization
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Use Fabric to boostrap a Django project
There are many trivial things we have to deal with as full stack web developers. And more often than not, these things need to be done repeatedly. If you are like me, you are probably tired of the process of setting up, deploying or releasing projects, or worse, you're not just tired of it, but also scared of it. Yes, I was like that till I found Fabric which made all these trivial things a breeze. -
Deployment checklist | Django documentation | Django
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Deployment checklist | Django documentation | Django
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Próximo curso: Django, el web framework para perfeccionistas | Maestros del Web
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Django 1.6, Python 3 & PostGIS - part 3
Django 1.6 was released a while ago. In part one and two of this series we created a small django 1.6 app with python 3 and postgis. In this part we are finally going to deploy this applicaiton. Before we start: we will use the django application created in part 1 and part 2 of this series as a basis for this article and expand upon it. The result of part 2 is also available at github and may be useful as a starting point for this article. -
Django 1.6, Python 3 & PostGIS - part 2
Django 1.6 was released a while ago. It now supports Python 3 and has some new features relating to geodjango. So let’s try it out with the updated python box we recently released! This is the second part of a short series where we will also look at how to build, provision and deploy to any Ubuntu based server, by using Ansible.
