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Tornado is a nice python WSGI-compliant web server developed by guys at FriendFeed. It’s primarily thought as application server for python web frameworks and according to FriendFeed benchmarks, it’s blazing fast thanks to its non-blocking connections. There are already some how-to’s on the web on plugging Django web framework into Tornado webserver. A quick recap:..
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This post is the first in a series on Django tricks.
Since the admin app is one of the stars of Django, we’ll start with our admin module, Adminizer.
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Slides. A high-level overview of why Django is a great choice when it comes to developing modern web applications.
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It’s incredible how easy Django makes it for you finishing small tasks simple and fast. Django really comes with batteries included.
While re-writing the whole site in HTML with 52framework , I kind of missed one thing:..
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Last year I blogged about a neat trick in Django to have multiple views per HTTP verb. Since then I’ve been playing with RESTful applications and decided to see if there was a nicer way to expose “resources” in Django. The following is what I’ve come up with so far.
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So, you've gotten the hang of HTML and CSS. You can install Wordpress in five minutes, and you're comfortable mucking with templates. Or you get databases and it's time to get them on a web. Or you read my last post and feel ready for the next step.
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At work we're busy trying to get a Django site out the door. This time around, we've been enjoying the modest time invested in setting up a Hudson continuous integration server - see Chris Shenton's presentation here for why you should and how quickly you can - and one of the areas we've really expanded was the use of automated testing. I've already described the test runner we're using but wanted to describe the overall process which we're using.
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As of a few minutes ago, this site is running the bleeding-edge django-mingus. A fair number of things changed since the last release and it's handy to be able to exercise the entire site quickly to make sure everything's working correctly through the entire stack from Webfaction's front-end proxy down to the actual django application. This provided a good excuse to plug one of the newest utilities in my webtoolbox:
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UPDATE: There is a new thread about the roles and implementation of a Design Czar up on the Django Developers mailing list. Please contribute there as well, if you have thoughts and ideas.
There has been a recent discussion on the Django Developers mailing list about the role of designers in the Django community. I think that this is an interesting discussion that can come from this, and I would like to explain my thoughts on the issue.
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I heard about it browsing the UseVimWithDjango site of the Django documentation and I hesitated, because it sounds like one of those plug-ins you install and never touch again, but I’m glad I gave it a serious shot.
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