DanieleProcida

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Django CMS 3.4.2 rc1 released(django-cms.org)
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
I wouldn't even dare comment on what the future of JavaScript will be. I can barely keep up with its recent past.
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Support chap pondered payment in kind from webcam 'performer'(theregister.co.uk)
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The future's looking more Pythonic than ever(divio.com)
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The Raspberry Pi Crackerjoke-A-tron(raspberrypi.org)
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
... and now it should be working. Have fun with the demo. Happy Friday to you too!
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
We're waiting for a change to propagate. Worse, it turns out that the glitch was... my mistake. Thanks for pointing it out!
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Can you try again? It is working, but we've had a temporary glitch on DNSimple. If it doesn't work right away, try http://demo.django-cms.org .
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Ouch, so it is. We'll get right on it...
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The Zimbabwean Python community, crowdfunding to help launch its first PyCon(onepercentclub.com)
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Scaling the peaks of Hacker News(divio.com)
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
You only need to learn Python if you want to do back-end development. Templating, design, content etc don't require any Python skills - just as you don't need PHP skill to build sites in WordPress.
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
This is probably getting a bit detailed for a Hacker News thread, but I'd be happy to take this elsewhere. Your feedback has been very helpful and is much appreciated. We're on https://www.divio.com/en/#interc
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
If you're having any trouble getting to grips with it, don't hesitate to drop us a line - on our live help system if you wish: https://www.divio.com/en/#intercom Otherwise, both https://www.django-
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
It's ironic that what's behind WordPress's fabled ease-of-deployment (i.e. allowing third-party code to be downloaded an executed) is also what's behind many of its security weaknesses. Doing that is pretty much impossib
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
We have much more complete documentation for developers http://docs.django-cms.org and tutorials for beginners https://www.django-cms.org/en/blog/2016/02/16/build-a-websit... .
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Lord no! If you want to move that image up a couple of paragraphs, then (in structure mode) you drag the plugin to its new desired place. Done.
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
The Help section in the sidebar with mini video introductions explains that. See step 6 (using the Content Wizard to create a new weblog article for example, including body content) or step 7 (which explains how to switch to structure mode,
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
At the moment, the WordPress market economy is based largely on small margins over very large quantities. django CMS definitely isn't in that space, or even aiming for it, right now. In the meantime though, we know that django CMS is a
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Your comment (if it's the one) was simply waiting to be approved in Disqus moderation. We won't reject comments unless they are offensively rude, spam, wildly off-topic or otherwise significantly problematic. We can withstand a li
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Just to gather some of the other comments together, if you're a Django developer already, then you're used to more difficult deployments . So anything that goes in the direction of easier (WordPress-style if you wish) deploym
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
OK, thanks! That's very interesting feedback.
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I'd be extremely interested from a wholly self-interested point of view to know what you think of http://demo.django-cms.org/ (for an out-of-the-box demo of django CMS), and whether you'd find that as quick to get
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
It works with Python 3 too!
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
WordPress is easy to start using, is fun and rewarding, makes people feel they've managed to get something done, works out of the box. That is what competing systems have to beat. I do think that our own django CMS https:/&#x
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
I'm not so sure, I understand Model-View-Template much better than I understand Model-View-Controller. And for a real beginner, what a view is doesn't matter at all; what matters is how quickly they can start to feel they understa
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Do you mean WordPress? Sure, of course it shouldn't escape critical scrutiny, but people actually sneer at it (and PHP generally, and worse, at PHP programmers). There's a lot to learn from WordPress and PHP.
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It removed an exclamation mark!
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I wouldn't agree with any of that, especially not the first part! We even have a tutorial series especially aimed at non-Python programmers: https://www.django-cms.org/en/blog/2016/02/16/build-a
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by DanieleProcida 10y ago
Docker doesn't do it automatically, of course, but it makes it easier to to build systems that make easier deployment and hosting possible.

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