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antelopesalad
13y ago
I shouldn't have to buy an SSD to develop comfortably with a dynamic language. Even compiled languages like Go using non-trivial frameworks (Revel) reload faster than django's runserver. It's like django's runserver is s
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antelopesalad
13y ago
I'm already proficient in rails, it's why I'm so jaded by having an unbelievably good developer experience. I'm not talking about ruby or even the rails API/community/etc. either. It's just the problems th
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antelopesalad
13y ago
I don't have the time to audit and analyze the entire django framework and every third party app I touch. I am only using a few apps too that are popular in the community. Realistically I'm a web app developer who wants to be prod
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antelopesalad
13y ago
Except you could go look for yourself on Google and see this is my normal IRC name and if you wanted to read the conversation that sparked this topic since I'm pretty sure the #django IRC logs are public. You can accuse me of down voti
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antelopesalad
13y ago
This has nothing to do with production mode. The development experience is unacceptable with runserver in development mode. I have a trivial app with half a dozen apps and it takes 5 seconds to reload runserver when I touch a view file. On
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antelopesalad
13y ago
That's even worse. So the author of south threw out all of his work and re-wrote it from the ground up rather than the core devs just working on it? That's disgusting...
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antelopesalad
13y ago
You seem to have a grudge against the world for some reason. Why are your posts so hostile? Do you not see the bigger picture? The runserver problem is only 1 thing. People are expecting to be fed tens of thousands of dollars through kickst
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antelopesalad
13y ago
That's kind of my point. If there's no love from the core devs to solve real problems that the community has then what are our choices? Having to throw up kick starters for every feature is unreasonable. Migrations were something
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Has Django become a pay-for-features framework?
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antelopesalad
13y ago
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