Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.
About two weeks ago Django 1.7 was released with a lot of new and shiny features, such the App Loading Refactoring, Custom Lookups, the Checks Framework the...
Whenever you write unit or integration tests for your Django application that involves sending mails, you end up with the LocMem mail back-end as a default...
This blog post is about a university project Alex and I have been developing over the last months as part of our Master studies using AngularJS and Elasticsearch.
About two weeks ago Django 1.7 was released with a lot of new and shiny features, such the App Loading Refactoring, Custom Lookups, the Checks Framework the...
This blog post is about a university project Alex and I have been developing over the last months as part of our Master studies using AngularJS and Elasticsearch.
Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.
Whenever you write unit or integration tests for your Django application that involves sending mails, you end up with the LocMem mail back-end as a default...
This blog post is about a university project Alex and I have been developing over the last months as part of our Master studies using AngularJS and Elasticsearch.
Django migrations are complex. They do a lot for you but sometimes you need to tell ‘em how to do things. There’s no reason to be afraid of that, though.
About two weeks ago Django 1.7 was released with a lot of new and shiny features, such the App Loading Refactoring, Custom Lookups, the Checks Framework the...
Whenever you write unit or integration tests for your Django application that involves sending mails, you end up with the LocMem mail back-end as a default...