Zundra,
I would recommend you use cx_Oracle 4.3.1 (released only yesterday),
as it contains some significant fixes for LOB handling.
The boulder-oracle-sprint branch is nearly complete...according to me
and the other developer who've been working on it. We're using the
code in production here f
They're in Texas, not the UK, but here's another vote for
webfaction.com. The limits on long-running processes Chris sites below
are quite fair for webhosts I've looked at, and you can set up
Rails/Mongrel in addition to Django, TurboGears, subversion + Trac over
https, really anything quite easi
I would definitely use a Django "ColorField" type with a JavaScript
editor.
I currently do something similar in wxPython apps, using my own
ColourGridCellEditor/Renderer classes. We store colors in the database
as CHAR(11) RGB strings: "204,153,102". Perhaps you could subclass
Django's CommaSep
I know there are several Django enthusiasts to your north in Boulder
and Longmont--we hosted a sprint last Saturday to try to finish Oracle
support for Django's database layer (almost there!). Undoubtedly there
are also Django folks in Denver proper. There are many pythoneers up
and down the Fro
Oracle support is working pretty well now. You can do everything in
the tutorial and run most common django apps. Doing "python manage.py
inspectdb" needs some work, as the column types in the Django model it
returns aren't all correct. But Oracle passes 62 out of the 65 tests
in the test suite
The extremely popular left-leaning political website, Daily Kos, is
planning to dump their perl-based Scoop backend and start again. They
need a highly customizable CMS or framework that can handle heavy
loads.
This would be an excellent opportunity for Django to be considered if
we argue our c
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