Google App Engine Google Group:
yes 2009/11/6 Nguyễn Kim Kha -- gae-django-cms (GD-cms) a multi-user CMS running on GAE sample [link] projects [link]. (Read More)
Ministry of Intrigue:
LinkLink To SourceThis is a sweet search application for Django. When I first wrote my site, I had to patch the model code to have it utilize the native full text search available in PostgreSQL, and then some truly ugly searc (Read More)
Simon Willison's Weblog:
Large Problems in Django, Mostly Solved: Search. Eric Holscher shows how Haystack uses a number of common Django patterns (object registration, pluggable backends, QuerySet-style chaining and class-based views) to great effec (Read More)
Google App Engine Google Group:
NO way 2009/11/3 Eli -- gae-django-cms (GD-cms) a multi-user CMS running on GAE sample [link] docs [link] projects [link]. (Read More)
Google App Engine Google Group:
use app-engine-patch 2009/11/3 Yan Wang -- gae-django-cms (GD-cms) a multi-user CMS running on GAE sample [link] docs [link] projects [link]. (Read More)
Google App Engine Google Group:
We have a webapp application that occasionally gets DeadlineExceededErrors on cold start (i.e., >30s!). This is a regular occurrence on our Django-based apps. Happens at the usual times: say, 6-9a PST. j. (Read More)
Google App Engine Google Group:
Thanks Ryan, I thought point 3 seems like the proper direction to go in, thanks. I can handle putting together a simple django template I would say - seems straight forward enough. However I'm stuck from there on in! i.e. (Read More)
Google App Engine Google Group:
Is it possible to turn off multithread in Django's configuration? In Jython, I use modjy to run Django and tries to disable multithread by setting modjy's multithread parameter to 0 but it doesn't work. :(. (Read More)
Submitted by jgmize
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Redis:Redis vs MySQL vs Tokyo Tyrant (on EC2) « Colin Howe’s BlogKey-Value Stores for Ruby (Part 4): To Redis or Not To Redis? | Engine Yard BlogCassandra:Jonathan Ellis’s Programming Blog – Spyced: Why I like the Cassandra d (Read More)
Simon Willison's items tagged django:
Django 1.2 planned features. The votes are in and the plan for Django 1.2 has taken shape—features are split in to high, medium and low priority. There’s some really exciting stuff in there—outside of the things I’ve already (Read More)
Simon Willison's items tagged django:
Play framework for Java. I’m genuinely impressed by this—it’s a full stack web framework for Java that actually does feel a lot like Django or Rails. Best feature: code changes are automatically detected and reloaded by the d (Read More)
Andy McKay's blog:
I'm pleased to announce that in January 2010 I'll be running Django Training in Vancouver. The four day training covers all the things you need to know about getting Django up and running. The training is very hands-on - a bi (Read More)
Submitted by louisgray
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Tabblo is written on the Django framework,and therefore, in Python. Ever since we were acquired by Hewlett-Packard twoand a half years ago, there's been a debate about whether we should start workingin Java, a far more commo (Read More)
Ministry of Intrigue:
Blog Entry I have not been posting here much of late, which is partly due to the amount of stuff I’m working on, and partly due to the fact that I’ve been writing and posting stuff in other places around the web, since it is (Read More)
Simon Willison's items tagged django:
Introducing Cloudera Desktop. It’s a GUI for Hadoop, and under the hood is a whole stack of open source software, including Python, Django, MooTools, Twisted, lxml, CherryPy, Mako, Java and AspectJ.
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Submitted by jgmize
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At Hadoop World NYC Cloudera announced a new product: Cloudera Desktop. Over the past several months this product has been my principal concern here at Cloudera where I’m the UI lead (actually, until about a week ago, I was t (Read More)