Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Python – web2py or Django » Greg's Blog of Awesome
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Django-nonrel - NoSQL support for Django | All Buttons Pressed
"Django-nonrel is an independent branch of Django that adds NoSQL database support to the ORM. The long-term goal is to add NoSQL support to the official Django release." -
I’m a designer who learned Django and launched her first webapp in 6 weeks | Limedaring.com
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Python IDE & Django IDE for Web developers : JetBrains PyCharm
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Celery - Distributed Task Queue — Celery v2.2.4 documentation
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Pydra Python Hosting
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Dynamic form generation
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Django | Django documentation | Django documentation
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Deployment with uWSGI and nginx | Zack’s Blog.
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DjangoFullSerializers - wadofstuff - Documentation and examples for the Wad of Stuff Django Full Serializers - Project Hosting on Google Code
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Developing Reusable Django Apps « muhuk.com
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Custom Django Template Filter for Humanized Timesince | JoeyB.org
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Django snippets: Better debugging mail server
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couchquery – A Python library for CouchDB — couchquery v0.3 documentation
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DjangoWeekly
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Virtualenv and pip Basics | Jontourage
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Eleven Django blog engines you should know | Monty Lounge Blog
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django-ajax-filtered-fields - Project Hosting on Google Code
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pinax « Fernando Correia’s Weblog
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O novo sistema de localizacão do Django // Python, Django ...
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Home | Read the Docs
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django-fab-deploy documentation — django-fab-deploy v0.4 documentation
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Getting RequestContext in Your Templates | Django Web Development - Lincoln Loop
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python - Django: specifying a base template by directory - Stack Overflow
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Django and Relativity
import os PROJECT_PATH = os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(__file__))