Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Dockerizing a Python Django Web Application - Semaphore
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Digging Into Django | Code School
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Ana Balica - The tale of DRY with django-crispy-forms | Part II
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Ana Balica - The tale of DRY with django-crispy-forms
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Deploying Django + Python 3 + PostgreSQL to AWS Elastic Beanstalk - Real Python
The following is a soup to nuts walkthrough of how to set up and deploy a Django application, powered by Python 3, and PostgreSQL to Amazon Web Services (AWS) all while remaining sane. -
Python UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character - SaltyCrane Blog
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Django User Group Hamburg (Hamburg) - Meetup
RT @_arne: Das nächste Treffen der Django User Group Hamburg ist am 14.09. um 19:00 Uhr! #dughh #django #hamburg -
Django with Ajax, a modern client-server communication practise – IMPYTHONIST
After this tutorial you will feel quite comfortable about implementing ajax posts and also will keep this article as a reference for future. Source code for upcoming tutorial available at following link. -
Django and AJAX Form Submissions - say 'goodbye' to the page refresh - Real Python
This tutorial assumes you have working knowledge of Django as well as some experience with JavaScript/jQuery. You should also be familiar with the basic HTTP methods, particularly GET and POST. -
Use Django and jQuery to create a spreadsheet application
I have wanted a Django spreadsheet app forever. I want time to build this. -
Twig's Tech Tips: Varnish: Setting up Varnish as your ESI cache (with a Django backend example)
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Django VCL for Varnish
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High Performance Django The Book
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Varnish Saint Mode | Lincoln Loop
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python - How can I login to django using tastypie - Stack Overflow
from django.contrib.auth import authenticate, login, logout -
django-polymorphic/django-polymorphic: Improved Django model inheritance with automatic downcasting
django-polymorphic - Improved Django model inheritance with automatic downcasting -
Simulating network problems for API testing
What if all you wanted was a simple way to introduce uncertainty into an API to test a single-page app? If you’re using Django, we’ve got a solution for you. Last week Django 1.10 was released, and with it, a new middleware system. While reviewing the release notes we realized that this was a good opportunity to fill a gap in our toolbox and learn to use the new features in the process; so we decided to create django_uncertainty. django_uncertainty is a Django 1.10 middleware that allows developers to introduced the kinds of problems we described above to allow testing less than favorable conditions in the local development environment. What makes it different than Vaurien or any other proxy? It is dead simple and can be easily extended. It has no external dependencies. You can define behaviors based on knowledge of the internal structure of the application. It only works with Django 1.10 or later. It only supports HTTP. It can only be placed in front of the target application. As you can see, it has its limitations, but we think it can be useful under certain conditions. Let’s see it in action. -
Using Webpack transparently with Django + hot reloading React components as a bonus - Owais Lone
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Location of Django logs and errors - Stack Overflow
# A sample logging configuration. The only tangible logging # performed by this configuration is to send an email to # the site admins on every HTTP 500 error when DEBUG=False. # See http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/logging for # more details on how to customize your logging configuration. LOGGING = { -
Getting Started with Django Logging in 5 Minutes
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rdegges/django-clear-cache: A simple Django management command which clears your cache.
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Kathleen's projects and stuff: Using IPython Notebook with Django on a remote server
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Configure Redis as Django's Cache Engine and Session Storage Manager
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Safer (Soft) Deletion in Django | Stefan Haflidason
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Safer Deletes - Toast Driven
