Django Sponsorships

2018-11-21 Thread will
I'm starting a thread here on exploring potential sponsorships for Django. 
PyCharm did one last month that seemed to work out well for both sides: 
Django received 30% of sales and PyCharm had increased exposure.

The primary goal is to help fund Django itself. The secondary goal is 
exposure for Django related software and content.

Are there objections to doing this with other corporate software like 
Sentry and others? And then what about content like books or video courses 
that pass some measure of "legit" with the community and also are on board 
with an affiliate structure?


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Reactive frontend using Django templates?

2018-11-21 Thread Brylie Christopher Oxley
Hello,
I have been developing with Meteor.js for about four years now. One really 
nice aspect of Meteor is that it streams data to the client, which in turn 
updates the templates (e.g. adding chat messages to a list).

When I look for such a solution with Django, it seems that Channels is a 
solution for the streaming data, but there doesn't seem to be a way to 
reactively update client code generated by Django templates without making 
another server request to render the HTML.

I really like the Django template language, and don't want to switch away 
to a frontend framework, for several reasons. Are there any efforts to 
which I can contribute, with the goal of adding reactivity to client-side 
templates generated with the Django template language?

Best regards,
Brylie Christopher Oxley

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Re: Reactive frontend using Django templates?

2018-11-21 Thread Andrew Godwin
Hi Brylie,

There are no such efforts at the moment - Django is still focused on being
a backend language for the most part, and we don't really have any of the
pieces in place to do dynamic template rendering. We're more focused on
providing the fundamental components to let other people build that sort of
stuff.

Andrew

On Wed, Nov 21, 2018 at 11:48 AM Brylie Christopher Oxley 
wrote:

> Hello,
> I have been developing with Meteor.js for about four years now. One really
> nice aspect of Meteor is that it streams data to the client, which in turn
> updates the templates (e.g. adding chat messages to a list).
>
> When I look for such a solution with Django, it seems that Channels is a
> solution for the streaming data, but there doesn't seem to be a way to
> reactively update client code generated by Django templates without making
> another server request to render the HTML.
>
> I really like the Django template language, and don't want to switch away
> to a frontend framework, for several reasons. Are there any efforts to
> which I can contribute, with the goal of adding reactivity to client-side
> templates generated with the Django template language?
>
> Best regards,
> Brylie Christopher Oxley
>
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