Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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funkbit/django-dynamicresponse - GitHub
django-dynamicresponse is a lightweight framework for easily providing REST API's for Django applications. -
Fabric, Django, Git, Apache, mod_wsgi, virtualenv and pip deployment : django
I’ve been playing with automating Django deployments again, this time using Fabric. I found a number of examples on the web but non of them quite fit the bill for me. I don’t like serving directly from a repository, I like to have either a package or tar I can use to say “that is what went to the server”. I also like having a quick rollback command as well as being able to deploy a particular version of the code when the need arises. I also wanted to go from a clean ubuntu install (plus SSH) to a running Django application in one command from the local development machine. The Apache side of things is nicely documented in this Gist which made a good starting point. -
A Guide to Testing in Django - Toast Driven
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Django | Localization | Django documentation
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Content Architecture — Mezzanine v0.10.6 documentation
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Multistage Django deployments: Part 2 - sharebear.co.uk
In the previous post in this series I introduced two of the tools I use to manage the development and deployment environments for this blog. Today I will share with you my Fabric deployment script and give a quick overview of what each action does. -
Multistage Django deployments: Part 1 - sharebear.co.uk
At Europython 2008 I gave a presentation of how we were using Capistrano for deploying the Pylons based widgets.opera.com site. When rewriting this blog in Django I decided to look again at more pythonic alternatives. This is the first part of a two part blog post, in this part you will learn the tools I use to create a sane, reproducible deployment. The second part will tie the tools together with version control to perform one click deployment. -
Best practices in web development with Python and Django « News Apps Blog
At some point during the course of developing the Elections Center it became clear to me that each of us was spending too much development time trying to understand one another’s code. Sometimes this was because our intuitions about the right way to do things were different, other times it was a difference of priorities, but most often it was simply due to a lack of any explicit best practice. -
mirumee's Profile - GitHub
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10 Tools That Make Django Better | I Am Seb
The last few weeks I’ve been experimenting with different Django setups, which virtualenv makes trivial. (If you’re not using virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper for Python development, the secret is to bang the rocks together guys!) My goal has been to create a reusable project framework for quick social experiments that provides the following features: -
Extending the Django User Model : django
Django provides a very powerful user system out of the box but since it has to be generic enough to ship with the framework they don't provide a lot of extra fields to store additional information about your users, that is left up to you as the developer. -
Django emacs setup - The Agiliq Blog
My colleague Javed had written a fantastic article a short while back on "Seven reasons why you should switch to Vim" and as an emacs user I thought I should share my setup too. One of the coolest things at Agiliq is that we are free to use the development tools of our choice. As a case to explain the point, everyone at agiliq uses a different editor and if someday a flame war would escalate to the third world war, I assure you it would start from Agiliq ;-) -
myfreeweb/django-mode - GitHub
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The Intelligent Development Environment for Python Programmers - Wingware Python IDE
Wingware's Python IDE is an Integrated Development Environment designed specifically for the Python programming language. Since 1999, Wingware has focused on Python. -
The Creation Engine No. 2: The Why and How of Automated Testing with Python and Django
Jamie has just uploaded the movie of my talk “The Why and How of Automated Testing with Python and Django” which I gave at BrightonPy a week ago (and this time it really is a movie, clocking in at a feature length 1 hr and 35 minutes). The audio on the video is fine (and arguably the laptop-eye-view video is improved by chopping my head off for large parts of the talk), but it’s tricky to see the slides on the video, so I’ve uploaded them to slideshare. -
ru_django: Object-level permissions, Django 1.2
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Django IDE « /bin/bash
I started programming on Python a couple of months back and am currently shifting my web application stack to Django. Django is simply amazing, with the power of Python it just does wonders. Well on the road of migration I desperately needed an IDE. I do know many of the “good programmers” use a text editor or the likes. Here I was learning the language and wanted more of the functions explored on the press of a DOT. Googling did not quite help me much. But it helped me to configure my favourite editor, Komodo Edit to use Django. -
vlku.com » Django+Eclipse with Code Complete Screencast
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Django Editor - plugin for Eclipse
Django templates syntax coloring support for Eclipse. -
Debugging Django apps | ActiveState Community Site
I did a quick search on the web and these forums and I can't see anyone discussing how to debug Django apps with Komodo. Has anyone had any success/failures they can share? -
Finally! A Django IDE with Real Code Completion and Template Support | For Once I Oneder
Now it seems like forever ago, but I have been on the hunt for a good Django IDE for a very long time. I have tried PyDev, Aptana, Komodo, TextMate, Vim, Emacs, Wing IDE and every variation in between, but was never satisfied with the featurset. I wanted complete python language support and completion, complete support for Django Templates, total HTML support, as well as complete Javascript (specifically jQuery) support. Most editors made the mistake of having support for some of those individually, but I can’t get javascript support inside of a Django Template etc. -
Configuring PyDev to work with Django | Kasun Herath
Django is the most widely used if not the most popular web framework among those available for python. Have a look at this report by Jacob Kaplan-Moss the co-creator of Django, to get an idea about the current standing of Django among the community. -
ru_django: Сторонние компоненты
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stereosteve/django-stereopic - GitHub
"Yet another photo gallery. Built on django-photologue " -
A web-focused Git workflow | Joe Maller
After months of looking, struggling through Git-SVN glitches and letting things roll around in my head, I’ve finally arrived at a web-focused Git workflow that’s simple, flexible and easy to use.
