Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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PyGoWaveServerInstallation - pygowave-server - Set up your own !PyGoWave Server - Google Code
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Persistent Django on Amazon EC2 and EBS – The easy way « Thomas Brox Røst
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Python Package Index : fez.djangoskel 0.3.1
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Python Package Index : Browse
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Deploying a Django app on the desktop » Blog Archive
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Corsets by Vollers Corsets | Underbust & Overbust Fashion Corsets | Vollers
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ask's celery at master - GitHub
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bartTC's pinax-holidayhouse-demo at master - GitHub
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celery - Distributed Task Queue for Django. — Celery v0.3.5 (unstable) documentation
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Testing Django Views for Concurrency Issues | Django Web Development | Raleigh Durham Chapel Hill | Caktus Consulting Group
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haineault.com / blog / Django pluggable: jQuery integration
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django-notify - Google Code
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Zork.net Message Of The Day
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Playground Blues / Working with Python and RabbitMQ
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The Joyent Community / Django 1.0 on shared servers?
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An Introduction to Using CouchDB with Django
Welcome to the final installment of this series, which has looked at the advantages of Django's loose binding philosophy. At first, we looked at replacing Django's templating system with Jinja2. Next, we looked at using SQLAlchemy instead of Django's ORM, and in this third segment we are going to look at using CouchDB instead of a traditional object relational database for data storage. CouchDB is one of the more exciting projects--measured in number of semi-plausible day dreams it has inspired--I've run into in the past year. It is an ideological rival to relational databases, and instead of being focused on highly detailed schemas (long ints, varchars of length 25, and blobs of binary data, oh my) it deals in documents. These documents may be comprised of identical fields, but may also contain dissimilar fields, allowing the same flexibility as Google's BigTable. Beyond that, CouchDB brings some other unexpected goodies to the table like document versioning1. Before we get started you'll need to install CouchDB, which won't be covered in this tutorial (install on OS X, install on Windows, install on Ubuntu). Our Project In this tutorial we're going to use CouchDB to store the data for a simple Django webapp …
