Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Amazon S3 — django-storages 1.1.8 documentation
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Django REST framework - APIs made easy
Via Jason Bynum. How had I never heard of this before? -
Improved PostgreSQL support in Django by Marc Tamlyn — Kickstarter
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Bootcamp
Bootcamp is an open source enterprise social network built with Python using the Django Web Framework. The project has three basic apps: * Feed (A Twitter-like microblog) * Articles (A collaborative blog) * Question & Answers (A Stack Overflow-like platform) -
mattsnider/django-html5-boilerplate · GitHub
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toastdriven/restless
A lightweight REST miniframework for Python. -
Djangocon Europe Videos
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Django: Rest Framework authenticate header - Stack Overflow
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vitorfs/bootcamp
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JWPE - Markdown: Speed and Denormalisation
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Interview Questions for Python/Django Developers - Dice News
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Deploy de proyectos Django a Heroku | Pythonízame
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Deploy de proyectos Django a Heroku | Pythonízame
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Hosting Django - What do I need to look for?: Python
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Hosting Django - What do I need to look for?: Python
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Django 1.7 Simple Store Tutorial on Vimeo
This is "Django 1.7 Simple Store Tutorial" by Paul on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. -
vitorfs/bootcamp · GitHub
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Cómo comenzar tu primer proyecto Django 1.7 en Linux | OpenWebinars.net
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Cómo comenzar tu primer proyecto Django 1.7 en Linux | OpenWebinars.net
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Django Tutorials – Two Scoops Press
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Django-medusa: Rendering Django sites as static HTML | Hacker News
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Django-medusa: Rendering Django sites as static HTML | Hacker News
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#21597 ((2006, 'MySQL server has gone away') in django1.6 when wait_timeout passed) – Django
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Using IPython Notebook with Django
IPython has a relatively new featured called the “Notebook,” which improves on the traditional terminal shell in many ways. Notebook launches a web-based shell to an IPython session that has some very, very handy features, like the ability to save, edit and delete “notebooks” of code that are each comprised of organized cells of Python, text or Markdown. You can move the cells around, developing code interactively with documentation and notes to yourself, displaying anything that a browser could render: images, HTML, etc. -
Notes: Django by follower - labradoc.com