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  • 28 AUG 10

    Ned Batchelder: Global Django requests SAVE

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    "As my Django sites get larger and larger, there inevitably comes a point where I want access to the current request from deep inside some function that doesn't have the request object. The latest reason was that I wanted a model class helper to have access to the session so it could access some debug flags.

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  • 20 AUG 10

    conque - Project Hosting on Google Code SAVE

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    "Conque is a Vim plugin allowing users to execute and interact with programs, typically a shell such as bash, inside a buffer window. The goal is always to keep the terminal behaviour as close as possible to its native interface, while adding the additional features of Vim on top. "
  • 09 AUG 10

      Django Signals enable Aspect-Oriented programming. by Elf Sternberg SAVE

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    "This is exactly the kind of cross-cutting concern (note the use of a signal publisher for notification!) that would be better handled with a signal from the microblogging app. Perhaps the app could have published “tweet received” as a signal, with an optional “module for common associated applications” dispatching that event to logging, activity streams, notifications or whatever as available. The presence of explicit publication would have signaled to any developer to look for subscribers, so I don’t think this is a dangerous case of unlabeled subroutines and the potential for spaghetti code that goes with it. Most Django apps are small silos of code; it would not have been onerous to separate out and isolate this cross-cutting concern from the rest of the microblogging application’s functionality."
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  • 19 JUL 10

    Bottle: Python Web Framework — Bottle v0.8.1 documentation SAVE

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    "Bottle is a fast, simple and lightweight WSGI micro web-framework for Python. It is distributed as a single file module and has no dependencies other than the Python Standard Library."
  • Python Package Index : django-app-plugins 0.1.1 SAVE

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    "A template extension system for marking points in your django templates as 'plugin-points', and providing plugins which inject themselves at those points. Multiple applications can be injected at each plugin point, and 'registered' plugin-points can have the visibility, order and access of the plugins controlled via DB models. This control can be done on a site wide or per-user basis. Thus you can allow users to add, remove, and reorder the plugins on their profile page for instance."
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  • Python Package Index : django-activity-stream 0.2.1 SAVE

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    "Generate generic activity streams from the actions on your site. Users can follow any actor's activities for personalized streams."
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  • sorethumb - Project Hosting on Google Code SAVE

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    "Sore Thumb is a Python module to process images in to thumbnails, and apply effects that may be difficult or impossible to do in the browser."
  • django-filetransfers - All Buttons Pressed SAVE

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    "With django-filetransfers you can write reusable Django apps that handle uploads and downloads in an abstract way."
  • jespern / django-piston / wiki / Home — bitbucket.org SAVE

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    "A mini-framework for Django for creating RESTful APIs."
  • Django Software Stack : Sourcefabric SAVE

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    "Here at Sourcefabric we have been looking in to what software stack to use for our next web products. This discussion used to be (oh, 5-10 years ago) a lot simpler, mainly involving choosing an operating systems, a language, and a database. But now it’s about higher-level things like out-of-the-box support for commenting, activity streams, ajax, cloud storage, deployment tools, scalability, geolocation, tagging, RESTful interfaces, search, twitter, facebook, and a whole lot more. Users and customers are starting to expect all of this built into any web application you build. Building applications these days is largely about integrating a large number of existing technologies instead of building something from scratch."
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