The benefit to doing stuff like this in the database is that the
database can do it smarter than you can in Python. Is that true in
this case? I think not. If we were talking raw MySQL I'd suggest
running your Website column through something like REPLACE(Website,
'://www.', '') and then the count
I posted this question to stackover flow but didn't get a good answer:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28080545/django-find-duplicates-with-queryset-and-regex
I want to find duplicates in db fields with a regex.
I know I can use this to find duplicates:
self.values('Website').annotate(count=
Hi Collin,
Thank you very much for your help. its works perfectly.
The next thing i want to do is to send an email to a specific user that i
select on a table. when an authorized user select a user to approve his or
her leave i want an email to be send to the user. so basically when i click
on the
Hi,
Wanted to throw this out there, not sure truly if it is my fault or a bug.
Just upgraded from (python 2.6.x, django 1.6) to (python 2.7.x, django 1.7).
If I invoke manage.py on any subcommand, I get an error as follows:
[app_dev]$ python2.7 manage.py sql
Traceback (most recent c
install PyMySQL, after create a user e a databases in mysql terminal;
e.g:1º)create user 'root'@'localhost' identified by 'fish1777';
2º) create database Mydb;
3º) grant all privileges on Mydb.* to 'root'@'localhost' identified by
'fish1777';
use syncdb.
2015-01-25 6:04 GMT-02:00 olek.russ :
>
it seems that i need to time and practice to get that logic, my old way was
using the same code and import it like a normal module (as a file and not
as a whole structure).
Le dimanche 25 janvier 2015 20:49:20 UTC+1, Jorge Andrés Vergara Ebratt a
écrit :
>
> You can make one, but imagine having
You can make one, but imagine having 12-15 apps and managin all of them in
one admin.py file, that would make debugging harder, the admin.py per app
approach helps you keep all of your app's login inside the app, makes it
easy to re-use it
On Sun Jan 25 2015 at 2:47:18 PM Aliane Abdelouahab
wrote
ah! because the admin in my mind was something i manade the entries?
something like database management interface, then it would be easier to
make it general of the global application, no?
Le dimanche 25 janvier 2015 20:07:25 UTC+1, Kristofer Pettijohn a écrit :
>
> Your admin.py is specific to
Your admin.py is specific to each app, on how you want the models for your app
to show up (or not show up) in the admin page.
Each app's admin.py will be unique to the models specific in that app.
The tutorial in the Django documentation shows a good example.
From: "Aliane Abdelouahab"
To
Hi,
My question seem dumb, but what is the purpose of repeating the admin.py in
the apps?
as i understand, if i want to have a good practice, i separate my
application on mini apps so i can re-use them, and one of the apps that is
always used, are Logins (Registrations), so, why i have to repe
Ustun,
Please say more about the advantages? As in, what can you do by adding a
node.js server to the mix (and so requiring everybody else who wants to use
your Django project to do the same, learn and manage node.js, etc.) that
you could not do with just plain Django on the server and React.js
On Sunday, January 25, 2015, bobhaugen wrote:
> Ustun, do you think it is necessary to use a node.js server to interact
> with react.js on the client side? Seems like a lot of added complexity. But
> I could be missing something important...
>
Hi Bob,
This is definitely not the only way but I d
Hello,
Shall I use Django for backend and frontend or is it a good idea to use
Angular JS for frontend and Django for backend. What are the advantages and
disadvantages?
I am trying to set up one single page website. It is not a platform. Most
of the work is done at the backend. The frontend h
I also followed note for create schema ( have watched
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EL39BGSUkzw video in addition ) and got
success.
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Hi Tom,
Personally I'm not convinced by the concept of smoke tests in
production, if you have a proper development workflow, and your build
works in dev, then you should be confident that your build will work
in prod. Testing URL endpoints in prod should be part of your devops
testing, and kept co
Ustun, do you think it is necessary to use a node.js server to interact
with react.js on the client side? Seems like a lot of added complexity. But
I could be missing something important...
On Saturday, January 24, 2015 at 7:13:56 AM UTC-6, Ustun Ozgur wrote:
>
> Last year I gave a conference ta
CircleCI is also worthy of mentioning, I preferred them over Codeship
due to flexibility.
Cal
On Fri, Jan 23, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Daniel França wrote:
> I gave up Bamboo and start using codeship, 100 times easiet
>
> On Fri 23 Jan 2015 at 19:17 Gabriel Patiño wrote:
>>
>> Daniel,
>>
>> Did you mak
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