Django

Freelancers And Django (Dry-Principle) 2

Published December 1, 2007 Filed unter: Django, Python

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 source as good as Django does. This will cost time and nerves.

This entry is meant to show how especially freelancers can save time ...

Django Development Version On Windows 1

Published December 1, 2007 Filed unter: Django

I work with the Django development version on my (linux) server. But I work with a Windows Operation System, which is very dump when it comes to SVN Checkouts. There are some solutions for the command line. Hey, honestly the windows command line is annoying, isn't it?

TortoiseSVN

TortoiseSVN ...

Table Of Contents: Django Template Filter 0

Published November 4, 2007 Filed unter: Accessibility, Django, Usability

I always loved being able to link back a certain chapter of a webpage. Sometimes it is great to just link to the source code of a weblog entry or any other part of it. To enable the visitors of my weblog to do that I wanted to set up ...

Django Signals Vs. Custom Save()-Method 2

Published October 29, 2007 Filed unter: Django

The more I read about Django signals (didn't set up one yet), the more I wonder where the difference between a post_save or pre_save signal and the redefinition of the save-method is.

Background Knowledge

In case you know what signals are and you know what I mean with ...

Adding Archives Information Via Django Templatetag 2

Published October 28, 2007 Filed unter: Django, Usability, Web standards

It is quite typical for Wordpress-blogs to have all archives in the sidebar. For example "August 2005, September 2005", all linked back to the archives pages. Django, sadly, doesn't have something by default to generate these archive links dynamically.

There is another reason, why people, should want this ...

Markdown With Syntax Highlighting In Django 1

Published October 27, 2007 Filed unter: Django, Python

These days I wrote my first Django project (you are currently browsing it). Of course I wanted to post entries into this blog with code snippets. To make the reading experiance better for my readers I decided to use a syntax highlighter. You find thousands of them around the WWW ...

Breadcrumbs In Django With Templates 4

Published October 25, 2007 Filed unter: Django, Usability

One great feature of a well-structured website is the navigation bar or location bar, better known as breadcrumbs. It always tells the user, where exactly s/he is currently on the website. (On the website you are currently browsing it is located above the footer, called "Your way".)

As a ...