Re: DatabaseRouter, add on runtime add new items to db.connections

There appear to be relatively few references to this sort of thing peppered about the net, like this ancient stackoverflow post https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6585373/django-multiple-and-dynamic-databases, the below email, or the now long abandoned db router mentioned below. Is there a

Best option for wrapping a wsgi app

Hi, I searched high and low but my Google-foo must be lacking. I want to wrap a wsgi app (https://github.com/tsudoko/anki-sync-server) and serve it under my Django site. After wasting large amounts of time working around this thinking it wasn't possible, I stumbled across

Re: Messages rejected?

9 at 9:56:26 PM UTC-5, Anton Melser wrote: >> >> Hi, >> I asked a question last night with a Google for business account and had >> the message bounce - is that normal? >> >> Google also hasn't kept the message anywhere so it's completely lost :(. >

Re: Keeping/accessing the data Django generates during a test run

> > When you use django unittests commit is made as no-op. Use --keepdb and at > the end of your tests run SQL commit against your database cursor > connection. > Awesome, exactly the info I was missing. Thanks for your help. Cheers, Anton -- You received this message because you are subscribed

Keeping/accessing the data Django generates during a test run

Hi, I can't work out whether it is expected or whether I am missing something. I would like to keep the DB data that I generate during a test run to inspect/persist it. --keepdb means I have empty tables at the end, strangely even if I ctrl-C a test run. It would also be logical for test data

Messages rejected?

Hi, I asked a question last night with a Google for business account and had the message bounce - is that normal? Google also hasn't kept the message anywhere so it's completely lost :(. Anton ps. Also posted to see whether this will also bounce... -- You received this message because you

Release announcements?

Hi, I have started a new project on 1.8 and am looking for an RSS or mailing list that has release announcements for Django proper - is there anything? My understanding was that the first Beta was supposed to come out on the 16 Feb, is that right? Thanks! Anton -- You received this message

Re: What is the right location for my django translation files?

> > I'm giving my first steps with python/django/mezzanine so please bear with > me. > > I modified a translation file of the mezzanine's blog application and > compiled it OK. Mind you: I literally only modified a couple of words and > left the rest intact. > > The only place I found out I

Re: CMS base to start with?

> Hey Anton, > > From my experience if it's a 2 year project you're building don't use a > CMS. Start with a plain Django project and then add apps you need. All > these CMSs will just lock you in and become more of a hinderance then help. > > I also recommend building your own admin before

Re: CMS base to start with?

> > > Might be an idea to write a one page business plan. Amazing how quickly > it all becomes clear as soon as the business objectives are nailed down. > After that I would guess only one of those would stand out for you. > > We have a pretty solid business plan, or at least one that the

Re: CMS base to start with?

> Are you try with https://www.djangopackages.com/ ?? > The problem is the amount of choice. There seem to be many great packages there but I was hoping someone from the community with more intimate knowledge of what is there might be able to shed some light on the subject. >From my

CMS base to start with?

Hi, I'm pretty new to Django/Python and I'm starting a fairly major project (hopefully next 2+ years of my life :-)). If all goes well, there will be several developers on the project in a year or two - getting our hands dirty is what it's all about. Use something I know? PHP/.NET/Java - no