Isomorphic programming in Python & Django research

Hi all, this is a copy from our chat that may interrest this mailing list. I came in here to announce our ReactJS implementation in Python : https://blog.yourlabs.org/post/175884575803/tbinetruychip so yeah, @tbinetruy, ReactJS dev with some python experience, is porting react to python, and

Djangonauts: say no to selenium drug

Hello everybody, This is a message coming from the deepest of my heart. When you start applying best development practices such as TDD, you discover that you make much better software. First, you can TDD your python code with anything, django has a test runner, otherwise you have pytest and

Re: Django forks

Because Django is so awesome, I'm glad to show off the little framework built upon Django only 4 days of coding later (but after thinking about it for years and being asked by a customer - coming from modern PHP frameworks ecosystem - to implement such a thing in their project).

Re: Django forks

Hi all, After taking a ride in Go lang framework world, and coming back with the idea that I'd still be producing Django projects for the next 3 years, I have started to fix the problems I think are in Django in a layer that sits on top of it: https://github.com/yourlabs/crudlfap because I think

Ory editor integration

Hi all, I found this new WYSIWYG promising: https://github.com/ory/editor Anybody already working on integration of ORY editor with Django ? Thanks ! -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Re: Django forks

Thank you my friend ! Best Jamesie <3 -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Django users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to django-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send

Re: Django forks

Hi all, Those of you who use some of my apps know that I don't put inline javascript code ever in fields, for the reason that it's known to slow page rendering. Also, it isn't known to help maintainability nor re-usability. That Django provides this as the only way does not invalidates that.

Re: Django forks

Thanks for the heads up Óscar, really cool app ! Upstream contribution is best yes, but not always possible in Django core. For example in this case, we need to prove that an implementation is working before contributing it upstream. To prove that it works, we need to deploy it and live with it

Re: Django forks

The admin's fine of course, because it has javascript. But then when using django-filter in django-rest-framework or anything else that relies on django defaults then the party is over and the fight for usability begins again. I feel that in a majority of the cases, it's not for something I

Re: Django forks

Nice to meet you Matthew <3 That's really funny, because the reason I'm currently in this is because I'm trying to honor a promise I made to the community (and myself tbh ^^) when I abandoned v2 in favor of v3. v2 has really sound features, "just make an autocomplete for this model by default",

Re: Django forks

On Mon, Apr 17, 2017 at 5:47 PM, Vijay Khemlani wrote: > If you need particular form widgets or fields not readily available in > Django I would prefer to write an app that includes them instead of forking > the whole framework. That's why I've been writing AND maintaining

Re: Django forks

Matthew, using another framework for new projects would be a tempting solution, if I was not already maintaining god knows how many Django apps and projects, and basically had not been capitalizing on Django itself for the last decade. Vijay, that RoR failed at it, fails to scare me out, and does

Re: Django forks

Dear Andréas, During the past decade, I have fought that model fields do not have usable form fields out of the box. "Django doesn't want to couple a JS framework", is what I remember from discussions. For me, having JS enabled form fields does not mean **removing** support for pure-HTML form