Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Understand Group by in Django with SQL | Haki Benita
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Understand Group by in Django with SQL | Haki Benita
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django-constance: Dynamic Django settings.
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Fixing Django’s Admin Inlines | Joshua Kehn
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Django Models Best Practices - Will Vincent
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How do you guys approach solving migration errors? : django
I experience a lot of problems related to migration and I always solve it using the nuclear option (deleting migrations or SQLite DB). I'm... -
The Problem With Your Dockerized Django Development Workflow · vsupalov.com
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Zappa: build and deploy server-less, event-driven Python applications on AWS Lambda
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Django — render HTML to PDF - codeburst
As always the code provided is not production ready, it is an example show casing some techniques you can use to solve a particular problem or task allowing you to implement this into your own code… -
How to use PyMySQL with Django - Adam Johnson
PyMySQL library. It’s a pure Python DB API driver - no C compilation necessary! It’s also made by the same developers as mysqlclient and is better maintained at this point. Django doesn’t officially support it, but PyMySQL ships with an (undocumented) compatibility install that can help you use it. It’s an “at your own risk” feature. I’ve done this on one project and didn’t have any problems, but that’s no guarantee there aren’t some hidden bugs. That said, Django has also fixed a couple issues to remain compatible with PyMySQL despite the lack of official support: #20542, #30380, etc.. -
CELERY_RESULT_SERIALIZER=json supported?
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How to create a Django project from a template
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Asynchronous tasks in Django with Django Q
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Common Issues Using Celery (And Other Task Queues) - Adam Johnson
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Testing & Packaging · Homepage of Hynek Schlawack
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How I'm testing in 2020
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How I'm testing in 2020
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GitHub - aaugustin/django-sesame: "Magic Links" - URLs with authentication tokens for one-click login
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Django Highlights: User Models And Authentication (Part 1) — Smashing Magazine
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Announcing Our New Django Book: Django Crash Course – Roy Greenfeld, Inc.
Django Crash Course is a book consisting of a huge chunk of our corporate training materials. Right now we're offering the alpha version of the e-book at $9.99, which is a steal considering we used to teach corporate trainings for $3000 using the same curriculum materials. -
Django Highlights: User Models And Authentication (Part 1) — Smashing Magazine
One major reason to develop a dynamic site is to authenticate users and restrict content. Django provides a powerful out-of-the-box user model, and in this article, we’ll walk through the best way to provide secure, intuitive user authentication flows. -
Django is My Go-to Application Framework for 2020
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How I'm testing in 2020
Once upon a time I wrote a bit about testing, specifically how I was organizing and testing my open-source Django apps. It’s been a while since that post, though, and the calendar has even flipped over to a new penultimate digit in the year number, so it’s worth revisiting to go over what’s changed in how I do things and what’s stayed the same. And since I do maintain a couple things that aren’t Django-related, I’d like to talk about how I test them, too. -
The Django Book — Django Book 0.1 documentation
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How I'm testing in 2020
