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Installing DjangoCMS on Heroku in 13 easy steps
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Installing DjangoCMS on dotCloud in 12 easy steps
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Using New Relic with supervisord and gunicorn
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What are the best python companies to work for?
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Does Python need something like Java's WAR files, to ease deployments?
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I have used socketlabs.com and sendgrid.com, they are about the same in features and price. Amazon SES is still fairly new and doesn't have all the same features, but is much cheaper. If you want to get on the email whitelists you might wan
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Developers guide to Running Django Applications on Heroku
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Probably misconfigured web server. Looks like they are using a reverse proxy that isn't setup right. Nothing we can do, the person who runs the server needs to fix it.
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Looks like this post and the one on techcrunch has flooded the site with traffic and it can't handle the load
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Guy sucks at his job and costs his company $2B
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I agree it isn't for everyone. I have 2 kids and a mortgage and I left a high paying contracting job to take less money at a startup. I took the chance and I went from dreading work, to really enjoying it. It proves that money doesn't alway
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After working at a startup, I'll never work at a big company again
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All sold out!
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Clean readable code vs fast hard to read code. When is it OK to cross the line?
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This blog post was based on a project that I did that required python 2.6.6, you could use python 2.7 if all of your dependencies support it.
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Setting up Django with gunicorn, nginx, supervisord and fabric
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Django Hosting Roundup:(Ep.io Gondor.io DotCloud AppHosted DjangoZoom) Who wins?
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First look at DjangoZoom.com
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Review of AppHosted.com a new django hosting service that is now live
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How I deployed my Django app onto DotCloud
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How to deploy Django app on Gondor.io
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Review of new Django hosting service ep.io
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Looking for good Django interview questions
(stackoverflow.com)
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