Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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python - Django - Set Up A Scheduled Job? - Stack Overflow
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Large Problems in Django, Mostly Solved: Delayed Execution | Surfing in Kansas
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Django and asynchronous jobs | David Fischer dot Name
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I’m a Designer Who Learned Django and Launched her First Webapp in 6 Weeks | Limedaring.com
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python - Django Multiple Choice Field / Checkbox Select Multiple - Stack Overflow
queryset=Choices.objects.all(), required=False, widget=forms.CheckboxSelectMultiple) -
django-1.3-cheatsheet-bw.pdf
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Django snippets: Welcome
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lukaszb / django-projector / source – Bitbucket
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Django Weekly
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Django vs web2py : Python
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YouTube - DjangoCon 2008: High Performance Django
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Django Con High Performance Django
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Refactoring fabfile.py for fast, robust Django deployment « News Apps Blog
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python - Pros/Cons of Django vs Pylons - Stack Overflow
...It really depends on the type of application you're building. Both frameworks were originally made to solve different problems. Despite how far they've both come since their creation its still very useful to keep in mind the problems they were created to solve because many of those choices have guided further development. -
Bootstrapping a Django-with-Mongo project. A Layman’s guide. :: Dennis Gurnick
...Django and Mongo are a great combination for rapid prototyping. I’ve been using these two technologies for a while and thought I would share my notes on how to bootstrap a new project. -
Django1.3のClass-based generic viewsを使う - 偏った言語信者の垂れ流し
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Jsocol / Django-Ratelimit
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Django | Aggregation | Django documentation
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python - Change Django Templates Based on User-Agent - Stack Overflow
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Django snippets: iPhoneMiddleware
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minidetector - Django middleware and view decorator to detect phones and small-screen devices - Google Project Hosting
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jezdez/django-mobileadmin - GitHub
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djangobile - Django Mobile Extension - Google Project Hosting
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Matt Croydon::Postneo » Blog Archive » Acknowledging the Mobile Web with Django
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Andy Boyle » Step Eight: Configuring the admin and uploading to S3
We set up our uWSGI and nginx conf files and our server is now running. Now we will set up the admin to add content — one of the totally sweet parts of Django — and then show you how to get your admin files onto Amazon S3.
