On 2/26/07, James Bennett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > For a while now I've been annoyed with the fact that, while it's > relatively easy to build and advertise a complete Django application, > it's relatively hard to advertise smaller pieces of useful code; there > are tons of things in the "Cookbook" section of the wiki and on > people's blogs, but it's almost impossible to keep track of them all. > > Hopefully, that will soon fade into memories of "that's what it was > like in the old days", because today I've launched djangosnippets.org, > a site whose sole purpose is to make it easy to post and share useful > bits of Django-related code. > > I "soft" launched this earlier today by telling people at PyCon about > it, so we've got a little bit of content in there now, but if you've > ever done some cool little trick that made your life easier, I hope > you'll come by, sign up for an account and post it for all to see, and > help the site fill out :) > > http://www.djangosnippets.org/ > > (and, of course, the code behind the site is all available under an > open-source license; see the "about" page for instructions on how to > get it). > Great! I like it. And the site is beautiful.
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