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- Jinja2 and django-registration by David Cramer's Blog on Oct 1, 2009
One of the many issues which one must overcome with Jinja2 is using it with 3rd party modules. A lot of these already have built-in views, and many have yet to realize the benefit of class-based views. Today, I’m going to explain how we approac...
- Using Jinja2 with Django (via Coffin) by David Cramer's Blog on Sep 15, 2009
As an advocate of Jinja2 I figured it was about time I got on board the train. Up until now I had been using Jinja1 at work, and in most projects. The main reasoning behind this was there was no good connector. Now many might say that you don’t...
- Dynamic Keyword Arguments in Django URLs by David Cramer's Blog on Jul 15, 2009
Today I’m going to talk a little bit about one of our hurdles, and a quick solution we came up with to get around it at iBegin. We needed the ability to override URLs per-site, which by itself is fairly easy. You simply change the ROOT_URLCONF...
- Pagination in Django by David Cramer's Blog on Jul 2, 2009
One of the common things we do across projects is paginate querysets and lists. Django happens to provide a base Paginator for us, but it’s usefulness is limited. It requires you to do the same repetitive tasks over and over. We’re one of...
- Django Windmill Tests – GSOC Progress Update by For Once I Oneder on Jun 25, 2009
I feel that a status update is long overdue, but as the corpus of Windmill tests grows, so does the time it takes to run a complete instance of the regression suite. However, I do have some fun progress to report as well as a few questions/problems t...
- Django Windmill Tests – GSOC Progress Update by For Once I Oneder on Jun 25, 2009
I feel that a status update is long overdue, but as the corpus of Windmill tests grows, so does the time it takes to run a complete instance of the regression suite. However, I do have some fun progress to report as well as a few questions/problems t...
- Google Summer of Code 2009 – Django Testing – Coding Day 1 by For Once I Oneder on May 27, 2009
Among all the excitement of the past few weeks, the start of GSOC appears to have snuck up on me! Started work today on the coverage runner. My progress is easily followed on my GitHub Django fork (until we get real SVN branches). Can’t wait to...
