angrymachine

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by angrymachine 3y ago
Thanks for leaving a comment! Author here. "Misunderstanding" is right on the money. It's a fantastic tool, and one of the best features of Django in my opinion. Personally I don't think it's ugly. But at the same t
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by angrymachine 3y ago
Dated doesn't mean bad. It's just an aesthetic. A dated 1970s kitchen cooks food just as well as a modern one, albeit with a few more fire hazards ;)
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by angrymachine 3y ago
Wagtail ModelAdmin is kind of a separate beast. It sits alongside the admin. It's not exactly a replacement, but is more of an end-user tool, whereas the Django admin is more of a developer tool. For managing more complicated models su
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by angrymachine 3y ago
100% agree! And to this day many frameworks do not come with a similar database tool.
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by angrymachine 3y ago
100% agree! The best "batteries included" feature. I actually replicated the Django admin in .NET for a client and it blew their mind.
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by angrymachine 3y ago
(Author here) I personally don't think the visual style of the Django admin is ugly. I'd agree that it looks dated, and also agree that it could use a few minor color and accessibility improvements. My perspective is that we have
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by angrymachine 5y ago
Yes, it's my "work" (just a patch to emacs). Thought I posted on Show HN but I must have messed up... I'm not concerned though; just hoping that eventually someone who knows more than I finds this and helps pitch in. Ema
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by angrymachine 5y ago
If anyone knows Win32 or Emacs development, help improving the patch and getting it into Emacs would be appreciated!
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Emacs for Windows 10 with Dark Mode(github.com)
4 points by angrymachine 5y ago|3 comments