In an earlier post I reviewed the alpha release of Two Scoops of Django. Today Danny and Audrey released the "beta" for the book. Again, I had been given an early release to review and give my $.02 cents.
From Two Scoop's site, here is what ...
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It's still 2012 isn't it? This is going around #2012pythonmeme and I thought I had done it in 2011, but I can't find the post...probably deleted it.
Probably the one thing ...
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All good things must come to an end. To recap in case you missed them.
I've chosen not to show the actual production sites. Most of the neat stuff is all in the admin anyways.
So...Here's the source for project 1 ...
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These two projects, primarily the second project presented many challenges. This was good and bad. I work best when challenged, but the stress level often went to 11. The challenges were compounded by the fact that I was 1) learning Django, 2) learning Python 3) know no Ajax, 4) know ...
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For anyone reading this, a note. I'm not a developer. I've been using Django for less than 6 months. See this post and this post for history.
Django-crispy-forms From Django Package's description "The best way to have DRY Django forms. The ...
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I remembered more that I would love to hear at PyCon, so I really hope someone hint hint considers this!
PyDanny had a tweet the other day mentnioning something along these lines that basically "there is the way in Django to do it, and ...
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