Oct. 11, 2024 » Django News » [Archived Version]
News Django bugfix release issued: 5.1.2 Three new bugfixes in the latest release. As always, the best security policy is being on the latest version of Django. djangoproject.com Python 3.13.0 released The official release for Python 3.13 and a listing of new and deprecated features. What's New in Python 3.13 is a detailed look at all the new features. python.org Python Insider: Python 3.12.7 released The …
Read MoreOct. 11, 2024 » django-simple-deploy - Mostly Python » [Archived Version]
MP 117: How often do you write a new, moderately complex library from scratch?Note: Our power was just restored yesterday afternoon, so we ended up going 12 days without power or running water. Internet service is still a week or two away. I've been able to get
Read MoreOct. 11, 2024 » LevIT's blog - posts tagged with 'Django' » [Archived Version]
Recently Andy Miller - AKA nanorepublica posted in various media about missing Django batteries, including but not limited to this forum thread and articles series. He's not the only one, I have seen similar posts from several other people in my circles. Here I'll try to explain my take on the original forum question
Read MoreOct. 11, 2024 » Josh Karamuth » [Archived Version]
Learn how to display Django messages as user friendly toasts with Htmx
Read MoreOct. 10, 2024 » The PyCharm Blog » [Archived Version]
I learn so much from watching conference talks, especially live, when I’m vibing with the crowd. But sometimes I watch and think: “Wow, I wish I could show you how awesome that would be in PyCharm.” That just happened. Here’s the explainer, with a little special something at the end. Hello, DjangoConf I recently attended […]
Read MoreOct. 10, 2024 » Josh Karamuth » [Archived Version]
Learn how to use Python's built-in argparse library to build an intuitive CLI app
Read MoreOct. 9, 2024 » The Django weblog » [Archived Version]
We at the Django Software Foundation are pleased to share that Sentry, alongside other partners, has launched the Open Source Pledge — an initiative designed to address sustainability challenges in open source. The Open Source Pledge is a commitment for member companies to pay OSS maintainers meaningfully for their work. When maintainers are adequately supported, they can better sustain their projects, ensuring the growth, stability, and security of the broader ecosystem. The sustainability …
Read MoreOct. 8, 2024 » Simon Willison's Weblog: django » [Archived Version]
If we had $1,000,000… Jacob Kaplan-Moss gave my favorite talk at DjangoCon this year, imagining what the Django Software Foundation could do if it quadrupled its annual income to $1 million and laying out a realistic path for getting there. Jacob suggests leaning more into large donors than increasing our small donor base: It’s far easier for me to picture convincing eight or ten or fifteen large companies to make large donations than it is to picture increasing our small donor base tenfold. S…
Read MoreOct. 8, 2024 » The Django weblog » [Archived Version]
Today we've issued the 5.1.2 bugfix release. The release package and checksums are available from our downloads page, as well as from the Python Package Index. The PGP key ID used for this release is Natalia Bidart: 2EE82A8D9470983E.
Read MoreOct. 8, 2024 » Simon Willison's Weblog: django » [Archived Version]
Django Commons Django Commons is a really promising initiative started by Tim Schilling, aimed at the problem of keeping key Django community projects responsibly maintained on a long-term basis. Django Commons is an organization dedicated to supporting the community's efforts to maintain packages. It seeks to improve the maintenance experience for all contributors; reducing the barrier to entry for new contributors and reducing overhead for existing maintainers. I’ve stated recently that I’d…
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