On Thu, Mar 7, 2019 at 6:22 AM Carlton Gibson
wrote:
> For the *ORM*, I think the cross-DB JSONField would be a great project.
> Florian worried it was too small in scope, but if it existed by the end of
> the summer, I would call that a success.
>
+1 -- and I'd rather a project be too small than
>
> I find it hard to justify adding it to a project just to deal with this.
Why is it hard to justify adding it? django-filter is in the class of very
stable django third party packages, and it's even maintained by Django
fellow Carlton Gibson.
* Is my understanding of the current process corr
in it its not clear that weather its worth working and also i agree to
point that django is lacking in integration with frontend frameworks like
laravel and ruby and also i am not focusing on only vuejs it was only
because right now i have worked only on vuejs so what are your thoughts on
this
Just an aside on this, after the ORM, the admin has the second highest
number of open accepted tickets. If we could bring that down, adding
features would be cool, but it's a bit "Gulp" at the moment, if you take my
meaning.
> Note that django-admin-views is not compatible with Django 2.1.
Ar
i am taking part first time in any open source project using summer of
code i was think would the idea of integration of django with front ends
like vuejs will it be acceptable front end support especially for vuejs is
great in laravel due to watch package so i was thinking would proposal of
Fair enough, this seems not to pick up steam - let it be then.
For the record, the workaround is to add views to the admin site using a
proxy model and a model admin class with custom changelist_view(), removing
add, change and delete permissions so that only view permission remains. It
will be
Hi Muhammad.
There was a thread about this the other day:
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/django-developers/KVAZkRCq9KU/discussion
Have a read. (Check out Aymeric's blog post series linked in that thread.)
Work around Django's staticfiles app would be good. It would ideally be
general purp
