Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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jimfunk/django-postgresql-netfields
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radiac/django-tagulous
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Developing Blog with Wagtail
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Porting to Python 3 | Django documentation | Django
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CSRF protection prevents some webkit users from submitting forms · Issue #21948 · rails/rails
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jubaaims/jubaaims
Aid information management system for the republic of South Sudan -
Answers to Django Security Questions
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Make a Django app insecure? It's not easy!
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Using Gabbi and Hypothesis to Test Django APIs | Wildfish
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SEO-friendly image names with sorl-thumbnail and Django
When working with Django, I tend to use sorl-thumbnail more and more. It is a quick & easy way of generating image thumbnails for your application. As a matter of fact, I use it on almost every img tag on my templates to ensure that user-upload images will fit the page layout. But the URLs that the application generates are of the form http://media.example.com/cache/9f/0c/9f0c98435b16bcea2b9ead87.jpg. Except for being unpretty, such URLs are SEO deal-killers. -
Real Python - Real Python
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python - Django 1.7 throws django.core.exceptions.AppRegistryNotReady: Models aren't loaded yet - Stack Overflow
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Security on a Django app - HTTPS everywhere | Marina Mele
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django-secure — django-secure 0.1.2 documentation
Helping you remember to do the stupid little things to improve your Django site’s security. Inspired by Mozilla’s Secure Coding Guidelines, and intended for sites that are entirely or mostly served over SSL (which should include anything with user logins). -
tls - Trying to make a Django-based site use HTTPS-only, not sure if it's secure? - Information Security Stack Exchange
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Serving Django apps behind SSL with Nginx
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Django + uWSGI + Nginx + SSL - request for working configuration (emphasis on SSL) - Stack Overflow
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ierror/django-js-reverse
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Using Webpack transparently with Django + hot reloading React components as a bonus - Owais Lone
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Asynchronous Tasks with Django and Celery - Real Python
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Faster Testing with RAM Drives
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Getting Started Scheduling Tasks with Celery | Caktus Group
Many Django applications can make good use of being able to schedule work, either periodically or just not blocking the request thread. There are multiple ways to schedule tasks in your Django app, but there are some advantages to using Celery. It’s supported, scales well, and works well with Django. Given its wide use, there are lots of resources to help learn and use it. And once learned, that knowledge is likely to be useful on other projects. -
DevDocs API Documentation
A collection of documentation that can be cached in html5 browsers.
