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Constructive reasons to use Django instead of Rails (jp's domain) - 0 views

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    Browsing around the wonderful programming.reddit.com last night, I came across a post titled Why Django kicks Ruby on Rails' collective ass. This is an interesting article, mainly because in a sense it is right, but it goes about explaining Django's benefits all wrong. First of all, Ruby on Rails ain't plural, and therefore it cannot have a 'collective ass'. Ok, I kid. But seriously, I started out my web programming 'career' with Rails, and I have since moved over to using Django. I'll try to list some constructive reasons why the 'pragmatic' (buzzword!) developer would chose Django over Rails.
Vitaly Babiy

Django Tips: UTF-8, ASCII Encoding Errors, Urllib2, and MySQL | Django Aware - 0 views

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    Having completed many Django projects over the past two years, I've started to take some seemingly trivial things for granted. Cross referencing a project for
M J

Integrating WYMeditor with Django - WYSIWYG editor for Django | A Non-Programmer Approa... - 0 views

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    Lately I've been working on CMS like application for a news portal and one of the major features include integrating WYSIWYG editor to enable journalists post news online with ease. With almost zero expertise in Javascript, I thought this will be a difficult activity but it turned out to be very easy and took less than an hour to integrate once we shortlisted on which editor we will be using.
anewgene

Post: Tornado Web Framework In Production With Django And Nginx | Jeremy Bowers | St. P... - 4 views

  • If you're interested in running your Django projects behind Tornado, you'll want to employ a daemonized approach. The solution: Deploy Tornado as python scripts controlled by supervisord, a pythonic daemon manager.
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    If you're interested in running your Django projects behind Tornado, you'll want to employ a daemonized approach. The solution: Deploy Tornado as python scripts controlled by supervisord, a pythonic daemon manager.
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