Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Running from a Cron Job (Scheduled task) | djangorocks.com
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Django Secret Key Generator
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Pydash
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Wagtail CMS: a fresh take on content management
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k3oni/pydash
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Models | Django documentation | Django
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Wagtail CMS: a fresh take on content management
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pydash
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Use models for uploads | django, python | codeinthehole.com by David Winterbottom
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Two Scoops of Django: Best Practices For Django 1.5: Daniel Greenfeld, Audrey M. Roy: 9781481879705: Amazon.com: Books
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Two Scoops of Django: Best Practices For Django 1.5: Daniel Greenfeld, Audrey M. Roy: 9781481879705: Amazon.com: Books
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foreign keys - confused about django foreignkey, manytomanyfield, inlineformset_factories - Stack Overflow
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Models | Django documentation | Django
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python - Foreign key not shown with Many to Many Relationship in Django? - Stack Overflow
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Test-Driven Web Development with Python (Free online book)
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Django Class-Based-View Inspector -- Classy CBV
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Pydash
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Pydash
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Pydash
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Why I left Heroku, and notes on my new AWS setup | Holovaty.com
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Misconceptions with select_related in Django
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Misconceptions with select_related in Django
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Pydash
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Martin Mahner: Separating staff and user accounts in Django's admin
Django's user application allows you to store user accounts for staff members (User who can access the admin application) and users without this status, lets call these "Customers" here. The problem is that both user groups are displayed in a combined table. This can raise some questions, especially for a client who is not so familiar with the auth backend structure. Why do staff member and customers belong together? Have customers admin access too? Is this a security issue? So it would be cool if staff members and customers are in separate admin areas. -
Don't use Gunicorn to host your Django sites on Heroku | And then it crashed
