June 14, 2015 » Markus Holtermann » [Archived Version]
2015’s DjangoCon Europe edition with 350 attendees took place in the beautiful city of Cardiff, Wales, UK.
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I’ve been using golang for the past few days and I really like it. It’s fast, it’s typesafe, it’s easy to learn and it has concurrency built right into the language.
Read MoreApril 29, 2015 » /var/ - django » [Archived Version]
How to display the 404 error page on django when DEBUG=True
Read MoreApril 10, 2015 » Markus Holtermann » [Archived Version]
It has been 5 months that I wrote something on my blog. I still remember the time writing the article. On my way to Django: Under The Hood 2014. And shortly after that my time to write something here vanished. For various reasons.
Read MoreApril 10, 2015 » Markus Holtermann » [Archived Version]
It has been 5 months that I wrote something on my blog. I still remember the time writing the article. On my way to Django: Under The Hood 2014. And shortly after that my time to write something here vanished. For various reasons.
Read MoreJan. 27, 2015 » /var/ - django » [Archived Version]
Using django-rq to add queuing jobs (asynchronous tasks) and scheduling (cron-like) capabilities to a django project.
Read MoreJan. 21, 2015 » /var/ - django » [Archived Version]
Model auditing (who-did-what) with Django
Read MoreOct. 26, 2014 » Anže’s Blog » [Archived Version]
Last Friday a coworker asked me how was I able to grasp the complexity of our project so quickly, while he’s been struggling with it for months. I never gave it much thought, but it was true. I went from novice to pro faster than any other dev that joined the team. This even went so far that the CEO started calling me ‘star developer’. At first I fought they were all mocking me, but later I came to realize they were honestly impressed by the progress I’ve made.
Read MoreSept. 16, 2014 » Markus Holtermann » [Archived Version]
About two weeks ago Django 1.7 was released with a lot of new and shiny features, such the App Loading Refactoring, Custom Lookups, the Checks Framework the buildin Migration support and many more. The release notes are the longest in Django’s history and span approx. 1,800 lines.
Read MoreSept. 16, 2014 » Markus Holtermann » [Archived Version]
About two weeks ago Django 1.7 was released with a lot of new and shiny features, such the App Loading Refactoring, Custom Lookups, the Checks Framework the buildin Migration support and many more. The release notes are the longest in Django’s history and span approx. 1,800 lines.
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