Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Using a settings file other than settings.py in Django - Stack Overflow
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bahoo/progressive-events: Decisions get made by people who show up. Progressive Events is here to tell you about where you should show up.
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MVC is not a helpful analogy for Django - All Unkept
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How to turn Django Admin into a lightweight dashboard
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Django dynamic tables and filters for similar models — /var/
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Splitting a query into individual fields in Django — /var/
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Deploy your website on Heroku · Django Girls Tutorial: Extensions
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How to Deploy Django Applications on Heroku
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Package of the Week: Python Decouple
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How to turn Django Admin into a lightweight dashboard
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PostgreSQL installation · Django Girls Tutorial: Extensions
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How to turn Django Admin into a lightweight dashboard
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Django tip: Caching and two-phased template rendering | Holovaty.com
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django12factor/README.rst at master · doismellburning/django12factor · GitHub
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GitHub - etianen/django-reversion: django-reversion is an extension to the Django web framework that provides version control for model instances.
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oscarmlage/django-cruds: django-cruds is simple drop-in django app that creates CRUD for faster prototyping
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Django Background Tasks — django-background-tasks latest documentation
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How to turn Django Admin into a lightweight dashboard
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Mastering Fullstack Development: Learn How to Build Modern Web Apps - Thinkster
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gothinkster/realworld: Fullstack example codebases for React, Angular, Node, Django, Rails & more
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django-cachalot — django-cachalot 1.4.1 documentation
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A Production-ready Dockerfile for Your Python/Django App | Caktus Group
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Material Design for Django Forms and Admin
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Advanced Django Forms Usage _ PyDanny slides
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James Bennett on Twitter
Why I prefer not to depend on Google services. James Bennett (@ubernostrum): Google has apparently wiped the django-developers mailing list citing “spam, malware or other malicious content”. James Bennett (@ubernostrum): Since social media outrage is the only way to get human attention from Google: internet, you know what to do. James Bennett (@ubernostrum): Look at all this terribleness we had going on. https://twitter.com/ubernostrum/status/847237279911264258/photo/1 James Bennett (@ubernostrum): Try it yourself: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/django-developers https://twitter.com/ubernostrum/status/847237589987762176/photo/1 James Bennett (@ubernostrum): And do be sure to pass that along to any Googlers you know. James Bennett (@ubernostrum): @ubernostrum And django-developers is back. Thanks to everyone who furiously pinged, and @joshsimmons especially.
