On Wednesday 15 February 2006 15:59, Eric Walstad wrote:
> Be careful about what you choose to document. Django's magic-removal
> branch will be a significant change and there may be other backwards
> incompatible changes before Django 1.0 is born.
I would second that. Have a look here:
http:/
Great idea. Look at what the people at Symfony (PHP5 Rails like
framework) did in December with Askeet.
http://www.symfony-project.com/askeet
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Pick a application which is done nicely in some other language, and
try implementing it in django.
you could always help out with the django-forum project
or possibly a CRM like vtiger or sugarcrm would be nice as well.
regards
Ian
On 2/16/06, oggie rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > A front-
> A front-end to a distributed tinder-box setup. Reporting build
results that are either pulled from other locations or posted to the
server.
You could contribute to trac: http://www.edgewall.com/trac/details.html
Although they might not be thrilled about another package to install
all the other
I already wrote[1] a planetplanet implementation in django with some
added features:
* It handles historical data, you can read old posts
* It parses a lot more info than PlanetPlanet, including post
categories
* It generates pages with posts of a certain category
* A cloud tag/folksonomy (hype 2
On Tuesday 14 February 2006 19:38, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> Having been tooling around with Django for some months now, primarily
> on little projects for my own use, I wanted to write up some of the
> things I've learnt. I actually like doing documentation, so I want to
> do something useful h
do a petstore -
A petstore is a very good tutorial and demo app showing media handling,
authentication, sessions and db-topics. Many developers (if not all:)
already know its "business blueprint" so they/we can concentrate on the
specifics of the framework and compare it to others.
I particularl
Authentication.
There's some documentation, and it's pretty good. Having more won't
hurt though and will definitely help the people considering migrating
to django with their decisions. I'd suggest external (ie different to
the settings.py 'django' database) MySQL/Postgres databases, LDAP and
(if
Kenneth Gonsalves wrote:
> On Wednesday 15 Feb 2006 9:08 am, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> > do something useful here. I thought it would be nice to take a
> > couple of project ideas and produce some tutorial-like documents
> > describing how to implement them in Django from start to (more or
> > l
On Wednesday 15 Feb 2006 9:08 am, Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> do something useful here. I thought it would be nice to take a
> couple of project ideas and produce some tutorial-like documents
> describing how to implement them in Django from start to (more or
> less) finish.
do workflow - nothing
Having been tooling around with Django for some months now, primarily
on little projects for my own use, I wanted to write up some of the
things I've learnt. I actually like doing documentation, so I want to
do something useful here. I thought it would be nice to take a couple
of project ideas and
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