Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Kel — an open-source, Kubernetes-based PaaS built in Python and Go
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revsys/pipup: Better handling of Python pip's requirements.txt files
See if a package is installed and if so what version is installed? Install a package and then save the installed version info into requirements.txt Upgrade a package and change the entry in requirements.txt -
Using mixins with class-based views | Django documentation | Django
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Failproof Favicons - Mastering Django Static Files
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Django Gunicorn and Nginx Setup | Django Web Development | IJC Digital
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revsys/pipup: Better handling of Python pip's requirements.txt files
pipup - Better handling of Python pip's requirements.txt files -
byashimov/django-controlcenter: Set of widgets to build dashboards for Django projects.
django-controlcenter - Set of widgets to build dashboards for Django projects. -
faxad/ActivFlow: A generic, light-weight and extensible Workflow Engine for agile automation of Business Processes | Django, Python
ActivFlow is a generic, light-weight and extensible workflow engine for agile development and automation of complex Business Process operations. Developers can emphasize towards mapping the Business Process model as ActivFlow workflow without having to worry about implementing the core workflow processing logic. The generic implementation of the workflow engine manages the automation of the Business Processes from start to finish in accordance with the defined flow. What is an ActivFlow workflow? Business Process flow mapped as ActivFlow configuration Definition of data to be captured for each activity (state) Business Roles mapped to workflow activities Rules applied on transitions between activities -
I live-coded a django site from scratch in Emacs : emacs
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Article archive | Holovaty.com
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Deep Learning with 21 and AWS
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Using 21 with Django and Heroku
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Testing HTTPS with Django's Development Server - Ian Lewis
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Django database migration tool: south, explained | DjangoPro
Let is start with a normal database schema migration, from generation N to generation N+1. There are three steps in the migration: 1. The developer (you) change the models.py file, updating the application's data model. 2. Run manage.py schemamigration app_name --auto to create a migration file for generation N+1. 3. Run manage.py migrate app_name to update the database schema and migrationhistory table to generation N+1. -
Getting E-Mail right with Django and SES | Eventual Consistency
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How to replace a Django model field with a property - Stavros' Stuff
If you use Django for your web apps, you will probably have come across a situation where you need to run some custom code on assigning a value to a model field. You’ve probably hacked around this by overriding the save() method or some other arcane hackery, but this is not only unnecessary, but it’s more complicated than it should be. You can use a Python property to add a getter/setter to the field and run your custom code there. Even better, you don’t even have to change your database or run any migrations to do this. Since you can’t just create a getter and a setter with the same name as the field (Django will be confused, as it will only see the method and not the shadowed field), you can rename the field. My preferred solution is to prepend the field with an underscore, but still keep the same field column name, to keep everything working as it used to. -
python - How to display "x days ago" type time using Humanize in Django template? - Stack Overflow
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Introduction · Django Girls Tutorial
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python - django-allauth logging in with Facebook token from iOS Device - Stack Overflow
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Running Tasks of Manage.Py Utility
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Time zones | Django documentation | Django
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Django REST Framework 3.3 -- Classy DRF
Detailed descriptions, with full methods and attributes, for each of Django REST Framework's class-based views and serializers. -
Routers - Django REST framework
There are examples on this page of how to deal with the /towns/1/streets/2 problem. -
drf-nested-routers
I'm not sure how well this is needed with newer versions of DRF but it does seem to address the /towns/1/streets/2 problem.
