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lxml: an underappreciated web scraping library
Nice series of examples comparing BeautifulSoup to lxml. Particularly interested in lxml’s ability to use css selectors.
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Introducing Python/Django testing
Nice summary on basic doctests with Python and Django.
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Django inserting and positioning images
Interesting idea for using Django to manage images and insert them inline in articles, blog posts, etc.
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Adding search to a Django site in a snap
If the existing Django search projects are too heavyweight for you needs, Julien Phalip offers a pretty easy alternative.
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Migrating to newforms-admin
Screencast detailing how to convert a Django project to use Django’s newforms-admin.
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Replacing Django's template language with Jinja2
Nice overview that examines the flexibility of Django’s loose coupling philosophy.
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Django 1.0 Alpha
Exciting news. Let the countdown begin.
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Creating a tumblelog with Django
This is a far more elegant solution than the one I use on the journal portion of my site.
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The Django Software Foundation
With a foundation, Django will be able to continue its growth with new assistance from software operations large and small, from one-person outfits to industry leaders such as Google.
The contributions will help Django leaders bring together core developers from around the world— from Lawrence to Australia or even Germany—to work side by side on details designed to make Django even better, faster.
Congrats to the Django team. I can’t wait to reap the benefits.
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Python by Example
This will definitely come in handy.
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Django Search
An easy-to-implement search feature is one of the key missing components in Django. Looks like Jakob Kaplan Moss, one of the originators of Django, is tackling this with the intent of it becoming django.contrib.search. Excellent.
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Code Highlighting In Django
I need to add a code highlighting feature to this site—it’s actually stopping me from writing a few posts. Saved for the next free weekend.
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Rails is the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Python
Argument that Rails, by highlighting the benefits of using MVC frameworks and scripting languages, has helped Python in terms of overall usage. He doesn’t provide any real proof of this idea, and his examples are anecdotal at best, but I have to agree with his overall point. Case in point: I came to Python through Django.
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Sorting in Python
While building this blog I needed to do some sorting to achieve the aggregate display on the default Journal page. This was the best overview I found.
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