Welcome to my project on Django Conventions. Below I will try and lay out a list of basic conventions that should be used when creating Reusable Django Applications. Nobody is going to force you to follow these rules, but I think that they will be a good reference point for Best Practices and Conventions. Please contact me if you have any questions or leave comments below. If this page is useful, please feel free to suggest more conventions that are applicable.
This project going to be integrated with django reusable app docs over time. I have a mirror of my sphinx docs here
I have split this up into two separate pages to make things a bit easier.
Welcome to the home of Eric Holscher on the web. I talk about software development, mostly in the realm of Django. I am interested in the real time web, testing, mobile apps, and other things.
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Read the Docs Update
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Using Reviewboard with Git
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Read the Docs Updates
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Handling Django Settings Files
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Required Reading
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Using Haystack to index non-database content
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Correct commands to check out and update VCS repos
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Site upgrades
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Setting up Django and mod_wsgi
Building a Django App Server with Chef: Part 1
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Handling Django Settings Files
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Large Problems in Django, Mostly Solved: Delayed Execution
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