Dude I saw this post on Reddit today! When I checked GitHub I saw I was already
following you and I was like wait what? And I remembered our conversation.
Great job 👏 I read through the docs earlier. Very impressive. I dont work with
Python at the moment so I can’t use it but I’m going to follow
The CSV module in the Python standard library has solved the issues
mentioned in this thread vis a vis format. No need to reinvent the wheel.
There are options and flags for field names and delimiters. Before relying
on a third party depencency, one must demonstrate the necessity. What edge
cases d
The canonical way to run a Django server is to link it up to a WSGI (uWSGI)
or gunicorn, then run Apache or Nginx on top of that. These latter two
things are typically handled through systemd. Some people use Docker or
Supervisor, but that might be a lot for you to learn right now. Gunicorn &
Nginx
It's easy enough to read the output before you migrate. It's pretty darn
hard to accidentally delete an entire Model. It'd have to be a new or
obscure Model with no references in your Views, no ForeignKeys to it, etc
etc. Deleting a Field accidentally on the other hand is pretty easy to do.
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