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It has neither reputation, and to my knowledge, has never had serious incidents of either. It powers huge websites like pokemon.com And if you spend any time
by fatbird 1y ago
It has neither reputation, and to my knowledge, has never had serious incidents of either. It powers huge websites like pokemon.com
And if you spend any time working with a group of PhDs, you'll be shocked at some of the harebrained schemes they come up with. Dumb people are dumb in simple ways. Smart people are dumb in genius ways.
- ghc 1y ago> to my knowledge, has never had serious incidents of either. The magic removal branch in 2006 was one such case (of API instability). I recall another case circa 2007(?) with a "new admin". But, importantly, pre-1.0 Django made no guarantees of API stability. Post-1.0 Django has had a pretty rock-solid reputation for stability and security.