Re: Questions about Django Templating

2007-07-03 Thread scadink
1. Rails people are big on not writing HTML. <%= link_to 'Apple', :url => 'http://apple.com' %> http://apple.com";>Apple The shortcuts just aren't shorter. And, as anyone with a large Rails app will tell you, once you get users, you frantically go around removing all of those template helpers.

Re: is there any host servers that supports Django based sites?

2007-07-17 Thread scadink
Yes, you can run a Django based site on a host provider that supports Python, but doesn't have Django installed (as long as they support FCGI or mod_python). Frankly, you'd be hard pressed to find any unix (including Linux) based web host that doesn't have Python installed. Python is a default co

Re: Newform and File Upload problem

2007-05-07 Thread scadink
File uploads haven't been completed in newforms. It's not a great situation, but that's what happens with software that's currently in development. What I did in my view that worked: p = Picture() p.title = clean_data['title'] p.save_image_file(image['filename'], image['content']) Basically, t

Re: django vps hosting

2007-05-15 Thread scadink
I have three web hosts at the moment: SliceHost, WebFaction and DreamHost. If you are looking to deploy a nice, low-traffic (below 25k per day) site, I would probably recommend WebFaction. I was enamored by SliceHost when I first signed up because you do get a nice, dedicated 256MB piece of RAM,