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Intelligent schema migrations for Django apps.
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Counter model - run multiple persistent counters
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SWFUpload jQuery Plugin
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New website finally online
This website has changed a lot. Today I want to show you which techniques and programs I used to create it. I also want to ...
form.onsubmit isn't called by form.submit()
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Ubuntu on Widescreen, AMD64 as dual-boot
I had a lot of trouble installing Ubuntu (additionally) on my new HP Compaq 6715b- Notebook. I got a lot of help by a friend. ...
Freelancers and Django (DRY-Principle)
In Django you are able to write websites in a minimum of time with a great result. Some developers, nevertheless, don't care about structuring their ...

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You found Martin Geber’s small piece of the WWW. He is student at EUFH, Cologne, Germany working casually at DataCollect & EWE who loves economies, web-technology and all things J.K.R. and P.P.. Learn More.

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You hopefully see valid XHTML (rendered by Python-scripts using django) which is beautified by Jon Tan-inspired CSS. In order to accessibility you find microformats like rel-tag, hCard, XFN, xFolk and many more all around this place. Learn More.

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