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The basics of creating a tumblelog with Django
I've been toying with adapting my site code to do this sort of thing. It's always nice to see when someone else takes the time to publish their solution. I don't know if I'll end up doing *exactly* the same thing, but this post certainly gave me some ideas.
more fromryanberg.net
Generator Tricks for Systems Programmers
This is a great guide on generator functions in Python, including use cases. The slides from his presentation (available as a PDF from the linked page) may be the best tutorial I've seen on the subject so far.
more fromwww.dabeaz.com
Django Pluggables: Browsing through code so you don't have to.
This is a neat service that collects reusable and "pluggable" Django applications that you can incorporate into your project. While many reusable apps exist, there previously wasn't any unified listing, so you spent most of your time searching for Google Code projects that had already been put together.
This is just an awesome resource for developers using Django.
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Using Django with Appengine
This is a useful guide for navigating some of the specifics of getting a Django project up and running on Google App Engine.
more fromwww.42topics.com
Django Rosetta
Via [Simon Willison](http://simonwillison.net/2008/Apr/11/djangorosetta/ Simon Willison's post"):
This is a real cool Django app that creates an awesome interface to help internationalize your site. Allows the adminstrator, and an optional group of designated translators to read and write your site's gettext files.
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Django Evolution
This is one of the more promising projects in progress on the [Schema Migration](http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/SchemaEvolution "Schema Migration On Django Trac") front. Schema evolution can be a bit painful and projects like this for automatically migrating database structure based on the Python model code will be a necessity for long term projects.
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Google Jumps Head First Into Web Services With Google App Engine
Google provides major infrastructure for web app hosting, in direct competition with Amazon's Web Services. Google's service is free unless you go over your limits, which look reasonable at the outset. Your app needs to be written in Python (more langua
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FormWizard: multiple-step forms in Django
This is an awesome new feature in Django trunk that I hadn't heard of before. Django now provides a system for handling multiple step form entry. Can't wait to try this out.
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Django and Comet
This is an interesting tutorial on using Comet with Django for realtime JS apps. The example is creating a live chat page.
more fromwww.rkblog.rk.edu.pl
pownce-jabber-bot - Google Code
Awesome! Someone has already developed a Jabber Bot for use with Pownce. It's set up as a reusable Django app, which means that anyone with a Django site could set it up and run the bot. Also, since Pownce is written with Django and the bot is released
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Chatting with Adrian Holovaty
This is an excellent interview with Adrian Holovaty, covering his work with Django, Python, and how he got involved in this dual-discipline of computer science/journalism.
more fromwww.akitaonrails.com
Two-Faced Django Part 1: Building a project that exists simultaniously on Facebook and the web
Via [Simon Willison](http://simonwillison.net "Simon Willison's site")
Will Larson has prepared a really excellent tutorial on building a Django application that will have both a web app and a Facebook app component to its interface.
more fromwww.lethain.com
Send Django Exceptions to DPaste
Michael Trier points out a cool new feature in Django that is awesome for debugging. On Django error pages (with DEBUG turned on) there is now a button that will automatically post the contents to [dpaste](http://dpaste.com "Awesome Django Pastebin&
more fromblog.michaeltrier.com
xkcd - Python
This comic pretty much sums up why I love programming in Python. Well that and the title tag for the comic, which reads, "I wrote 20 short programs in Python yesterday. It was wonderful. Perl, I'm leaving you."
Unfortunately, the module f
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The B-List: Newforms, part 1
If only this article had been written and posted when I was first building my personal site. It would have saved me so much time reading this rather than learning how to do this by reading the newforms tests.
more fromwww.b-list.org
Reinteract - Better interactive Python « fishsoup
I really like this idea for an interactive python shell that also allows inline edits. Looks like this is just for a gtk interface at this point, and I mostly just use shell at the command line, but this is certainly a compelling and convenient feature.
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The Scoop » Blog Archive » Django, iCal and vObject
This is a cool way of using vObject to have Django output a feed of iCal objects. Very slick.
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Django Master Class
Slides from an awesome Django presentation. If you're interested in doing anything advanced with Django, you need to read through these.
more fromtoys.jacobian.org
Extending Django’s database API to include full-text search (Mercurytide)
This is a slick little guide, demonstrating once again that sometimes the things I over-complicate can sometimes be solved in a simple way. I haven't tried it out yet, but the reasoning appears sound.
more fromwww.mercurytide.com
Dive Into Python
I can't believe I haven't bookmarked this one yet. This online text is how I got my first introduction to Python. If you already have a background in programming, this is probably the best way to get your feet wet with Python.
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