> I'm starting my week-long exercise on trying it out on a slice of our
existing Django monster. I'll report back.
Echoes of Captain Oates here?
Anyway, reviving an old thread: Brandon Rhodes talks provides a
straightforward and accessible summary of "The Clean Architecture" in a
recent talk[0] a
On 13 August 2014 08:17, Peter Inglesby wrote:
> > I'm starting my week-long exercise on trying it out on a slice of our
> existing Django monster. I'll report back.
>
> Echoes of Captain Oates here?
>
> Anyway, reviving an old thread: Brandon Rhodes talks provides a
> straightforward and accessi
The Brandon Rhodes talk sounds like a nice way of looking at the problem.
What I've done with my latest BIG DJANGO APP is to put the business logic
into a pure Python module, Which Django imports, initialises with a
storage adaptor (which makes mocking this adaptor easy) and then uses. The
storage
Thanks for the Brandon talk link: I hadn't seen it yet and I'm eager to
see anything new from him.
> Oates
I did embark on the Django refactor, and in my mind it was a success of
sorts. Obviously we didn't derive any immediate business value from that
refactor, but it did demonstrate that the
Coincidentally, I blogged on the topic of Django project organisation at
the weekend.
http://mauveweb.co.uk/posts/2014/08/organising-django-projects.html
May be of interest?
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