2008 November 03
Note: I'm launching a redesign today to address the styling issues. Please bear with me
A great example of how this month of blog posting is spawning great content on the interwebs. Other Eric posted a gems of python post, in which he ...
2008 October 05
We were talking about things that we wish we had known before while developing for Django the other day in IRC. I proclaimed that we should write them down somewhere. So I'm writing a post to get this effort started. Please feel free to leave comments with your own ...
2008 August 31
I had a couple of comments about my last post saying that I should be sending all of the screencasts to the aggregator because this is content and isn't spam. So I'm going to do that. Thanks for all the feedback everyone! Hope you're enjoying the series ...
2008 August 29
This is the second screencast of a week long series.
So that I don't spam all of the Django Community Feed (Bad RSS handling has done that more than once, Sorry!) I'm only going to be posting this post and the last post summarizing all of the screencasts ...
2008 August 28
This is part 1 of a week long series of screencasts
Hey Everyone, I'm here to make a minor announcement. In the upcoming 7 days, I'm going to be releasing 5-7 screencasts on Django, mostly focused on debugging, and hopefully trying to throw in a couple of other ...
2007 December 21
EDIT: Hey everyone, I wrote an updated post that actually tells how to setup a django app (and any python app) using easy install. Check it out!
I found a neat python module that lets you install other python modules. I have set it up on here, and it makes ...
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Starting a Django Conventions Project and Reference
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The value of conventions, aka testmaker for template tags.
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Testmaker 0.2: Rewritten and improved
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