Thanks Adrian, I'm not a developer myself, just someone looking to
build a site the right way from the start. After research I came
accross Rails then Django, read magiepiebrain after google search and
well here I am. I actually emailed you from your site asking for the
same help.
I kinda laughed
On 1/12/06, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've had a closer look at ticket #1165 where the wrong SQL column name
> is used for PositiveIntegerFields. The problem is that the data type
> for foreignKeys gets derived from its referenced field with the
> __dict__ of the referenced field. This i
# I was under the impression that large scaling DB applications are at
# least generally done in mySql
Yeah, this really has to stop. :)
# Is there a consensus that postgre is not the DB of choice for
# ecommerce apps -even if one can here and there point out an
# anecdotal instance?
I'd say th
John by the way I see command and it seems django work with postgreSql
preferentially. I was under the impression that large scaling DB
applications are at least generally done in mySql if not ms sql or
oracle. Is there a consensus that postgre is not the DB of choice for
ecommerce apps -even if o
On 1/14/06, nikki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi - after reading the php vs .net vs rails wars I'd like some advice
> on finding shops that primarily do django dvlpmt for start up ecommerce
> sites that can grow comfortably. I've been on google search and the
> freelance sites but I am not gettin
thanks John for taking the time
On 1/15/06, Simon Willison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The current system in magic-removal enables multiple managers (you can
> assign as many as you like to different properties). I don't see the
> advantage in allowing this - why not just add wrapper methods to your
> custom Manager inner cla
I've been thinking a bit about how we add custom table-level methods to
models in the magic-removal branch. Here's how it works at the moment:
class PersonManager(models.Manager):
def get_list(self, **kwargs):
# Changes get_list() to hard-code a limit=10.
kwargs['limit'] = 10
# Hi - after reading the php vs .net vs rails wars I'd like some
# advice on finding shops that primarily do django dvlpmt for start up
# ecommerce sites that can grow comfortably. I've been on google
# search and the freelance sites but I am not getting anyone but php ,
# .net responders. Any su
Hi - after reading the php vs .net vs rails wars I'd like some advice
on finding shops that primarily do django dvlpmt for start up ecommerce
sites that can grow comfortably. I've been on google search and the
freelance sites but I am not getting anyone but php , .net responders.
Any suggestions
On 1/14/06, Max Battcher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Joseph Kocherhans wrote:> Any ideas that don't involve 50+ character table names and 10 level> deep template directories? ;-)What about application relabeling? Just like you might do a python
``import something as somebettername`` when there are
Joseph Kocherhans wrote:
Any ideas that don't involve 50+ character table names and 10 level
deep template directories? ;-)
What about application relabeling? Just like you might do a python
``import something as somebettername`` when there are conflicts across
namespaces or you just want s
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