kevinastone

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by kevinastone 13y ago
That security concern is nonsense. Use {% verbatim %} as noted below for angular templates (there's plenty of backports for Django <1.5). I have django templates fill in runtime parameters (csrf_tokens, etc) all the time.
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by kevinastone 13y ago
My similar implementation offers these emailing options (every, digest or none). The nice thing about this approach is you can just add logic in the post_commit handler to route the notifications appropriately (instant email, digest queue
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by kevinastone 13y ago
I implemented a similar pattern for a django site where users redeem deals (coupons) to prevent blasting them with multiple receipts. In our use case, the emails were just records of the transaction, so an hour or two delay to allow for bat
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Quick product feedback: Needs an open recent or better yet, just open the last repository (I primarily only use 1 on a daily basis). Other thoughts: Move search to the title bar. Closing an edit issue dialog shouldn't prompt if I haven't mo
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by kevinastone 13y ago
Happy to pay $5 for such a needed product. Thanks.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
You're also testing on a c1.xlarge that gives you excess CPU compared to I/O, so it's potentially biasing your results.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
What have you tried? Because staticfiles + django-storages + django-compressor sounds like it can handle that use case.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
Upvote for the best named project I've ever seen.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
I'd argue mail servers (as SMTP endpoints) are more interchangeable than Heroku. They have a completely proprietary configuration and deployment process. I can understand that competent sysadmins can recreate heroku's underlying hosting, b
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by kevinastone 14y ago
Thanks, I wanted that little expansion about the concerns about Angular's markup. I, in fact, think quite the opposite and appreciate(d) both Knockout and AngularJS's data binding models to make it much easier to create more interactive web
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by kevinastone 14y ago
So, the answer to your headline of why batman.js over AngularJS is because of "invalid html" attributes despite that being incorrect? If you just vetoed AngularJS based on an incorrect assumption, why would it be your summary headline? How
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by kevinastone 14y ago
I think the vendor lock-in ( cough heroku) is the bigger risk rather than reliability.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
So it's really just a deployment solution for EC2?
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by kevinastone 14y ago
How do you get any of the benefits of redis over a Wan link? So confused by a hosted redis solution...
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by kevinastone 14y ago
Since this seems to be a network problem, it took down both their web servers and their git (ssh) endpoints.
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by kevinastone 14y ago
They've updated their status to indicate they're under a DDoS attack impeding access to their systems: https://status.github.com
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by kevinastone 14y ago
This looks awesome. One question, why not release it as a third party module first and then merge it into the core later ala staticfiles?
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by kevinastone 14y ago
Both the quotes from the article are hilariously vacuous: “You can’t ship process.” and “You have to be agile in your approach to agile.”
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by kevinastone 14y ago
Pop-up Pantry shutdown last month.