Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Deploying Django with Fabric - Irrational Exuberance
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Ask HN: Django Deploy Recommendations | Hacker News
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What Live Football Online / Watch Detroit Lions Online
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How Do I Watch Live Football Online For Free - Watch San Diego Chargers Online
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How Can I Watch Football Online Free ~ Watch Cincinnati Bengals Online
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Get Started With Django | Webmonkey | Wired.com
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Get Started With Django | Webmonkey | Wired.com
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Python Dependencies via Pip | Heroku Dev Center
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Python Dependencies via Pip | Heroku Dev Center
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Python FAQ | Heroku Dev Center
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Python FAQ | Heroku Dev Center
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django - How to make python on Heroku https only? - Stack Overflow
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django - How to make python on Heroku https only? - Stack Overflow
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Comparison: Django URL shorteners
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Shared hosting plans - WebFaction
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Shared hosting plans - WebFaction
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django - Test sending email without email server - Stack Overflow
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Fixing Django Management Commands | Zack’s Blog.
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Fixing Django Management Commands | Zack’s Blog.
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Running Django on Windows (with performance tests) | Helicon Tech Blog
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Running Django on Windows (with performance tests) | Helicon Tech Blog
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Django model instance reference
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Introducing django-lazysignup — Stereoplex
So I started wondering - what if we just created a real user for every person who visited the site? Django already has support for creating users with unusable passwords - so if we just create a user with an unusable password every time a new person comes along, log them in, and then at some future point (presumably once they've fallen in love with your site) they can set themselves up with a real username and password. And as a bonus, all that data that they created while messing about with the site sticks around, and carries over into their 'real' user. -
Django: Switching Databases on Per-View Level | Python Zone
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isagalaev/django_replicated
