Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Django Userena - Accounts for your Django application
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Welcome to Django Testing Docs’s documentation! — Django Testing Docs v0.01 documentation
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order by - Django order_by a related _set - Stack Overflow
You can't use order by with a function, as it's done at the database level. You could manually sort the queryset using .sort(key=get_last_order_date), but this won't be very efficient. A better way would be to use Django's aggregation feature, to get the maximum purchase date for a customer and sort on that: from django.db.models import Max Customer.objects.annotate(latest_order=Max('order__purchase_date')).order_by('latest_order') -
python - Django edit form based on add form? - Stack Overflow
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Running a Python script outside of Django - Stack Overflow
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Integrating mongoDB and Django | Monty Lounge Blog
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How to make Google index AJAX content (with Django)
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django-cities: Countries, Regions, Cities and Districts for Django | Coderholic
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Django deployment with virtualenv pip and fabric | Coderholic
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python - Favorite Django Tips & Features? - Stack Overflow
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duointeractive/sea-cucumber - GitHub
Django email backed that uses celery and SES -
gheat - heatmaps for Google Maps - Google Project Hosting
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How Django processes a request
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Greg Taylor - django-ses + celery = Sea Cucumber
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Benchmarking node, tornado and django for concurrency
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Writing great documentation - CodeConf 2011
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duointeractive/sea-cucumber - GitHub
Amazon SES integration with Django via celery. -
dmgctrl/django-ztask - GitHub
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Django | The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines
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Home - django-cms.org
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Django | Django documentation | Django documentation
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django-dynamic-formset - A jQuery plugin that allows you dynamically add new forms to a rendered django formset - Google Project Hosting
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How to make Google index AJAX content (with Django) - Pornark
Being Pornark a single GWT application that communicates via AJAX with the Django backend, we absolutely needed a way for our contents to be indexed by search engines. Looking around we found the Google AJAX crawling specification. The idea is to have a separated dummy version of the website, that bots can find via www.pornark.com?_escaped_fragment_= that is crawlable by Google. The specification is clear enough and is not our intention explain further. Rather we want to share how we followed it using Django. -
Making maps, part 1: Less interactivity « News Apps Blog
Setting up choropleth maps in Google Maps.
