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Choosing an API framework for Django(pydanny.com)
82 points by pydanny 14y ago|32 comments
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by pydanny 14y ago
From the start, security has been very important to the spire.io team. That does not seem to be the case with Firebase.
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by pydanny 14y ago
In the Python community we mock that sort of job req. And I know Rails guys mock stupid job reqs too. Rather then nitpick each other, let's team up against patronizing recruiters.
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by pydanny 14y ago
Hey! One of the five selected videos I co-presented! Yay! \o/
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by pydanny 14y ago
Time to switch to Travis-CI!
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by pydanny 14y ago
One of our client projects involves having customer service staff talk and resolve payment issues with paying users. The messaging API means we have one less thing to worry about, allowing us to focus on handling payment resolution rather t
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by pydanny 14y ago
I saw a presentation on it last night and it looked pretty awesome. We're planning to use their Messaging API in our upcoming project.
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Choosing a new python based blog engine(pydanny.com)
15 points by pydanny 15y ago|5 comments
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by pydanny 15y ago
This looks pretty good. I'll have to check it out tomorrow.
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by pydanny 15y ago
Great job Tracy! Keep it up!
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by pydanny 15y ago
Indeed, the naming of python-oauth2 is incredibly unfortunate.
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The sorry state of Python OAuth providers(pydanny.github.com)
25 points by pydanny 15y ago|4 comments
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by pydanny 15y ago
I agree. Reading the source is so 2000s. Part of why Django has enjoyed it's community growth is because of it's culture of documentation. And for Django to have released something that isn't well documented is untypical. This isn't a compl
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by pydanny 15y ago
You raise an excellent point. My Github account doesn't clearly indicate the other projects I've worked on that the Python/Django community knows I lead. Such efforts as https://github.com/opencomparison/opencomparison , which powers http