Have you considered 99designs?
--david
On 10/5/11 7:38 AM, ApogeeGMail wrote:
Good Morning:
I am looking for a Django template designer for a very short project.
I will need 5 pages, the design is done( using Photoshop).
I will need a set of templates to implement the layouts. I will
provi
Two challenges with long polling and Apache/mod_python -
* First is that you'll need to have N-user connections open at a minimum
based on the number of users you have using the system simultaneously.
Thus your memory footprint and performance is going to suffer as the
number of users increa
Funny you should ask --
The basic challenge with any chat application is the long polling bit,
django by default isn't really designed to handle that. Other servers
(Tornado, etc.) are much better at handling the long polling cycle that
typical web chat applications require.
I was just fin
I've got a production and a dev instance of my system, what I'm seeing
is the following.
For the URL:
/tags/Cell%20Tower
and the urls.py rule of:
url(r'^tags/(?P.*)', 'tags', name='tags'),
In the lighttpd proxying to a port on ./manage.py runserver I get
tag = Cell Tower
When
As somebody who ran across this bug a few weeks ago (using comment to
capture the output). I _really_ wish the behavior would die.
Personally I would be in favor of dropping output when there is an "as"
attribute, if somebody depends on it in the 1.3 timeframe there could be
a setting that w
[Not quite sure where the right place is to post this]
The general problem is that I would like to change the default output of
forms across my site to have a consistent presentation that isn't of one
as_p(), as_table(), or as_ul(). What I wanted to do was to add a quick
function as_div() as
I'm doing that in a few other place (setting the page title, for
example). The problem is that I would like to have the extended inside
of a block and potentially conditionally (e.g. only include this
JavaScript if you're not logged in).
--koblas
On 4/21/10 4:29 PM, Tim Shaffer wrote:
Can y
I ask this question knowing that it's almost anti-django template
patterns, but I ask after spending the last few hours trying to figure a
way to shoe horn this functionality in. The basic idea is that I would
like to say something like this:
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block content %}
{%
I'm trying to get a better understanding of django performance in a
production setting.
Specifically I've seen notes that say that operations like sending mail
will block all production traffic to your server for the duration of the
send. That got me thinking about other backend calls, like se
Just currious what people are doing for "best practices" in the realm of
building apps.
Specifically I have a tendency to create a lot of "one-off" websites
(e.g. Django App) and use a few standard apps across all of them. What
catches me up all of the time is naming systems.
If I was to cre
Just to add my $0.02 cents to this, I too would like a better way to
extend django.contrib.auth.models.User than the current approach. The
two biggest "problems" that I have are:
* Everything depends on django.contrib.auth.models.User -- which means
that while you could swap out your authenti
I've recently discovered FormWizard -- trying to replace my own "Wizard"
in some code.
I've got the following flow -- roughly :
1) authentication info (username/password)
2) use auth info to get a list of things -- present list in choice
field...
3) given that choice, present anothe
I'm not sure if this is possible to do without writing a templatetag
(ok, that's my theory).
Basic idea is that I have a tree structure that I want to render into a
template, the one example that I found pre-rendered a template into a
template variable and then rendered it into the page.
What
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