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In previous post (Ember Server Side Form validation with Mirage), I’ve looked at just the Ember.js side. In this article, I’ll connect it with Django so that we have an actual backend that’s returning our errors. It builds on top of previous Ember.js code. There are also full Github repositories at the end. Lets start […]
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Getting back into Camp spirit, we (as in Gašper Ž. and I) thought about doing something for our growing Django community. Since a lot of things that we built runs on Django it feels just right. What: Django (python framework thingie) community driven unconference for people that are already using Django. It’s not that we […]
Debugging email sending in your Web application is always tricky as you need a working SMTP and you also need to watch out that you don’t accidently spam real users (if you’re working on a local copy of real database). There is a neat one liner that acts as a “sink smtpd” server, meaning that […]
I’ve been working intensively with Django for last few weeks and even managed to find a few bugs in it and also create a patch or two. Django-unicode branch is working very well for me and I would recommend using it as your main development branch since it solves a lot of problems if you […]
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Just a quick note to the few of you who are also tracking Django trunk. Today Django team changed clean_data in newforms to cleaned_data because of possible namespace clash. To port the new version you will just need to do some find and replace. More important implication of this change is that now 0.96 newforms […]