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   by pydanny 14y ago

   Ouch. And I just started the css/design refactor today. :P
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   This is awesome. Thank you.
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   See, that's part of the problem. We need to interact with you. Do we skip meetings and go to tickets? Except that tickets are often ignored or are misunderstood. Then comes the need for discussion. Of course, interrupting a developer is ba
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   Rather than get into a huge discussion here, I'm going to spend my time working the ticket I mentioned. This isn't production ready code/documentation, it's a BETA release. Your issue has been noted and we are digging in. :-)
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   See https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/auth/#django.co... The quick version is that it's not duplicating behavior, the documentation is simply still undergoing work. We'll try and make it a bit more clear in the days to come. Th
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   I agree it's a bit clunky, but... Making REQUIRED_FIELDS figure itself out from introspection means we all risk getting hurt by unanticipated edge cases. I would rather deal with a small bit of clunk than magical code touching my user model
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   Until HTML5 gets into core, just use django-floppyforms.
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   Check out my project http://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-mongonaut / https://github.com/pydanny/django-mongonaut which which when tied with MongoEngine provides you with a stable interface for building django.contrib.admin-like UIs just
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   by pydanny 14y ago

   PIL is the dependency that eclipses and has eclipsed Django in the trouble it causes with getting everyone to Python 3.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    I'm of the leads on that project. We're working on upgrading the code base to support all of Python, and hope to have that ready by PyCon US.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Honest, the issue with documentation is the killer. Not on just how to build SOA, but on what parts of it to document (AS MUCH AS YOU CAN is the right answer). Nothing is worse then coming into an SOA project and discovering that you have t
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    trollolololol
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    We need more PyCon US 2013 submissions(pydanny.com)

    117 points by pydanny 14y ago|43 comments
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    This is close to being a direct channel to my brain. Perfect!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    The author got me started on Heroku at a Hackathon. He knows his stuff and is good at answering questions. Glad to see him published!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Kenneth's first series was really well done. I look forward to what he creates in the future and will direct beginners to it.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    This is going to be awesome. Daniel Lindsley always delivers seriously good stuff.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Raymond Hettiger and Jessica McKellar as keynote speakers! Yeah!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Best programming tool ever created! How did I do anything before this was created? This is clearly a revolutionary step forward, and is the herald of a new order in software development. Huzzah!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Full text search in Heroku's Postgres? This just made my day!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    This is great! Time to come up with talk ideas!
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Yes, but may I suggest you change over to RestructuredText, Sphinx, and publish on rtfd.org?
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    Simple Django email form using class based views(pydanny.com)

    2 points by pydanny 14y ago|0 comments
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    MCU - This is an incredible response. You win. :-)
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    I like the django-rest-framework CBV design, finding them much more elegant (and documented) than Django's own CBVs.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    What's wrong with having three more web service libraries? Competition is good.
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    I edited that post before I blogged. And I had a different Critical Update on that blog post for over 10 months with a harsher warning. I changed it today because I still had seen no progress but felt I should tone it down. If the django-pi
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    Also, from lots of personal experience, the django-piston wiki doesn't cover a lot of critical material. As it's a wiki, you can't submit pull requests for it. Which means documentation is functionally scattered across blog articles like mi
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    django-piston doesn't return serialized responses to invalid POST requests. See my article at http://pydanny.blogspot.com/2010/07/getting-piston-forms-to-... which STILL gets a lot of hits. That django-piston is 'stable' means work outsid
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    by pydanny 14y ago

    django-rest-framework doesn't come with OAuth out of the box, django-tastypie does. ;-)