Url patterns don't tend to change at runtime, right?
I don't think resolving urls one by one via ajax calls is going to work.
Reimplementing the resolve/reverse mechanisms in javascript - or better yet,
using the "native" resolve/reverse code to generate javascript functions
that take args based on the url patterns.
some_ns.urls.my_view( 123, {slug:'foo'} )
You'd just have to analyze the url patterns once. Only think that would get
tricky would be named views, eg having more than one pattern matching a
name. I don't know if that would be considered bad practice generally, but
it works on the python side - kind of like overloading your urlpatterns.
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