Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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A Complete Beginner's Guide to Django - Part 1
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Add AJAX interactivity to Django, without writing Javascript! | Peter Curet
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Simple Django Web Application Tutorial | Codementor
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A comprehensive Django CBV guide — /var/
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A comprehensive Django CBV guide
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Describing events in code (Phil Gyford’s website)
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usefulpython: Codebase for UsefulPython.com - a Django powered Python blog, news and tools website
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Building APIs with Django and Django Rest Framework — Building API Django 2.0 documentation
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GitHub - lambsteak/usefulpython: Codebase for UsefulPython.com - a Django powered Python blog, news and tools website
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Building APIs with Django and Django Rest Framework — Building API Django 2.0 documentation
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Custom Database Constraints in Django | Fusionbox
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Django/Rails cheat sheet – Yeray Diaz – Medium
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Building a combined stream of recent additions using the Django ORM
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推荐 10 个 django 开发过程中比较好用的第三方包 - V2EX
Python - @lyroge - 花了 2 个月左右的时间来开发微信端的便民服务乐盟同城系统，现在是有了基本的功能雏形。不过，对于一个完善的系统，还有很多需要做的事情。在开发的过程中，也新发现了一些比较好用的第三方工具包，减少了不少重 -
python - saving related nested object in Django Rest Framework - Stack Overflow
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django-tastypie/django-tastypie: Creating delicious APIs for Django apps since 2010.
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Setting up Django and your web server with uWSGI and nginx — uWSGI 2.0 documentation
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django-speedbar: Instrumentation for django page loads
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A Simple Recipe for Django Development In Docker (Bonus: Testing with Selenium)
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Building APIs with Django and Django Rest Framework
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Handling EC2 ELB health checks and Django's ALLOWED_HOSTS setting.
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How to move a model between two Django apps
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Chris Bartos - How to Organize Your Models
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Storing private files on Amazon S3 with Django and giving authorised users temporary access (Phil Gyford’s website)
Storing private files on Amazon S3 with Django and giving authorised users temporary access If you’re using Amazon S3 to store your website’s files, and you want some of them to be private, only accessible to certain users, and particularly if you’re using Django, here’s how. It took me the best part of a day to piece together the parts of this so I thought they should all be in one place for the next person. I can’t believe I found this so hard. I may have made mistakes, but it seems to work. I’m going to assume you’ve already got your site set up to store static files on S3 (which is particularly useful if, say, your site is hosted on Heroku). You should already have: Installed django-storages. Installed boto. Set up an AWS account and created a bucket in S3. Your media and static folders This isn’t essential for the whole private-files-on-S3 gist of this post, but getting your media and static files to end up on S3 in separate folders is a little non-obvious, but very useful. So, a little aside to cover it… I’ve got this working nicely by using something like this Stackoverflow answer: In … -
Build Your First Python and Django Application ― Scotch
