Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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The big secret project I've been working on... | Revolution Systems
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Django snippets: Email obfuscation filter using ROT13
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Initial data and install-time code
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frankwiles/django-app-metrics - GitHub
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DISQUS Code - Projects
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Docshub Django - Streamline your Django deployment with Fabric and Git
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The big secret project I've been working on... | Revolution Systems
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frankwiles/django-app-metrics - GitHub
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DjangoBook.Mobile
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Social debugging tool! - try {catch}
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Unit Testing Django with a NoSQL Backend | Belchak.com
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Satchmo Project
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python-handler-socket library - Блог Толика Вострякова
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Django Chart Tools
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The Annotated State of the Union | Speeches | Online NewsHour | PBS
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Django | How to use Django with Apache and mod_python | Django documentation
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Django Packages :
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A better DateTime widget for Django | Aaron Williamson's webl
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david / django-storages / wiki / Home — bitbucket.org
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Python .pyc files removal problem in django app - Stack Overflow
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development with virtualenv - lurkingideas of Jiri Barton
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frankwiles/django-app-metrics - GitHub
django-app-metrics is a in-development project to capture and report on various possible events in your application. You simply define various named metrics and record when they happen. These might be certain events that may be immediatey useful, for example 'New User Signups', 'Downloads', etc. Or they might not prove useful until some point in the future. But if you begin recording them now you'll have great data later on when you do need it. For example 'Total Items Sold' isn't an exciting number when you're just launching when you only care about revenue, but being able to do a contest for the 1 millionth sold item in the future you'll be glad you were tracking it. You then group these individual metrics into a MetricSet, where you define how often you want an email report being sent, and to which User(s) it should be sent. -
Footnotes on the State of the Union | Eyes East: Chris Amico's blog
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The big secret project I've been working on... | Revolution Systems
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frankwiles/django-taggit-suggest - GitHub
This add on module allows you to easily associate keywords and regular expressions with a Tag object. This is useful to help keep your database from getting filled up with several similar tags that really represent the same thing or concept. For example, if your site is a humor site you might want to collapse all of #fun, #funny, #funnies, #hilarious, #rofl, and #lol into one tag #funny. The ``suggest_tags()`` function in ``taggit_suggest.utils`` will give you a list of tags that seem appropriate for the text content given to it. Unlike the rest of ``django-taggit``, ``taggit_suggest`` requires Django 1.2.
