kazade

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   by kazade 6y ago

   Potato London | Python / Django Engineer | ONSITE or REMOTE but must be UK based Potato London is a digital product development agency. We're currently on the lookout for a talented Python/Django Engineer based in or around L
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   Server Side Rendering React App with Deno(dev.p.ota.to)

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   A web developer’s guide to Google Cloud(dev.p.ota.to)

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   Parcel and Rust: A WASM Romcom(dev.p.ota.to)

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   by kazade 12y ago

   1.6 is supported in the alpha, we're aiming for 1.7 support before beta. From that point on we intend to support the two most recent stable Django releases. We structured the Djangae database connector to be as de-coupled from Django a
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   by kazade 12y ago

   There are many benefits, depending on your situation. If your website is expected to get a high QPS, or you have a lot of data (e.g. millions of rows) then using the datastore can be much more suitable (you don't have to deal with sche
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   by kazade 12y ago

   Yeah, we used Django-nonrel and Djangoappengine for a long time, and Djangae is heavily inspired by it. However the advantage that Djangae has is that it works with normal Django - it doesn't require a patched fork like djangoappengine