Django mentioned in Ruby video

Hello - For anyone who doesn't read Why's blog, he's posted some movies that he made for OSCON. One of which is Python vs Ruby which mentions Django. You can get the torrent here: http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/starry/ The movie is The Red Scared. Have fun with it and take it with a g

Recipie/tutorial for Django and no apache?

Hi, I'd like to get started using Django without installing Apache. I'd even know how close I can come to a production-ready environment without using Apache ( preferrably only python + mysql ). Thanks and keep up the great work. Django looks awsome! Tw

Re: Recipie/tutorial for Django and no apache?

I'd like to get started using Django without installing Apache. I'deven know how close I can come to a production-ready environmentwithout using Apache ( preferrably only python + mysql ).You can use django's built-in webserver like so:django-admin.py runserver --settings="myproject.settings.admin"

Re: Recipie/tutorial for Django and no apache?

I am aware of the testing-only pure-python web-server. What excactly are the short-cummings of the test-server? Is it slow, unstable, not thread-safe? I'd like to develop web-based applications that's easy to install/deploy, ie. create self-contained packages using cx_freeze or py2exe. That's ha

Re: Recipie/tutorial for Django and no apache?

On Aug 7, 2005, at 1:30 PM, MrMuffin wrote: I am aware of the testing-only pure-python web-server. What excactly are the short-cummings of the test-server? Is it slow, unstable, not thread-safe? Yes, yes, and maybe -- the built-in server is based on python's built- in BaseHTTPServer, which

Re: Recipie/tutorial for Django and no apache?

Hmmm ... I've posted a related post to comp.lang.python about the lack of a production grade web-server, especially a WSGI-server, in the standard distro of python. For a while I didn't think pure python web-servers wasn't capable of handling real-life loads, but twisted claims to have a server th

Re: Django mentioned in Ruby video

On 8/7/05, Joe Topjian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/starry/ > > The movie is The Red Scared. That was amusing. Thanks for pointing it out! I wish the "Ruby" people didn't assume Django was a copy of that Rails thing, though. We've been using Django for a couple o

Re: Planet Django

any chance of an rss feed? On 8/7/05, jacobian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Right, I'm done: http://www.djangoproject.com/community/. Once again, > if you'd like your feed to be listed, drop me a (private, please) email. > >