Malcolm Tredinnick wrote:
> What I would like to propose is that we create a tests/regression/
> subdirectory for these slightly more mind-numbing but important tests.
> Same sub-directory structure, etc, as the the modeltests/ directory, but
> not in any way intended to be examples of good model
On 18-Jun-06, at 5:01 PM, jorjun wrote:
> I spent a great deal of time trying to get to grips with a competing
> framework but my progress was painfully slow
which one?
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Yo
There are a couple of problem I am looking at where it will be nice to
put in some regression tests just to ensure they don't reoccur. However,
putting them in tests/modeltests/* doesn't seem like the right place,
because we are simultaneously using that directory as a source for
examples. This tr
What am I going to do is write an outsider's observation on one facet
of the project's development process: patch acceptance and the number
of committers.
To qualify my "outsider" status: I'm a software engineer, but I've
never written a webapp. I spent the past couple weeks researching web
I have to agree that the documentation for Django is lite years ahead
of other frameworks I've looked at (no names! :-), but improvement is
always a worthy goal. It is really fantastic to see other people
writing up tutorials and documentation - it shows that people are
really getting stuck in to
[OK, this is longer than I intended. Sorry 'bout that. :-(
Short version: yes, I agree. Focus on the organisation, too; we already
have a lot of content; people apparently don't read the docs anyway; how
we can kickstart this a bit; and some clues from other projects I've
help on and hung around.
I spent a great deal of time trying to get to grips with a competing
framework but my progress was painfully slow. Now that i have switched
to Django, I have been delighted with the productivity boost.
The official documentation helped me enormously. As for improvements in
Django documentation, m
Hello --
I'm rather new to django so please forgive my ignorance.
It's only some weeks that i work with django but i'm as productive as
it could be thanks to this very well-thought and well-programmed
framework.
Mainly i am missing two aspects in the otherwise really great and
useful doc
