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original entry | Django News - Python 3.7 to 3.12 updates - Jun 16th 2023 |
Another combined release of six separate versions of Python including 3.12.0 beta 2!
A very informed discussion on PEP 703 to make the Python GIL optional.
An important deprecation announcement from ReadTheDocs: a .readthedocs.yml
file will soon be required configuration on all projects.
Meeting minutes for DSF Board monthly meeting, June 8, 2023.
Courtesy of Django Review and Triage Team Member Sarah Boyce...
Last week we had 16 pull requests merged into Django by 11 different contributors - including 3 first time contributors! Congratulations to XDEv11, EBIBO, and Howard Cox for having their first commits merged into Django - welcome on board!
This time there were even more accessibility improvements to the Django admin! For example, active row highlighting was added when in forced color mode. Did you know about forced color mode? I didn't! Love learning about how to make the web more accessible.
At HackSoft, we offer expert Django software development, consultancy and support, to help you build robust and scalable software.
A very, very interesting example of writing a chat application with new Django features. We highly recommend you check this one out!
Pro tips from RevSys CEO Frank Wiles on using pytest
fixtures to speed up your Django tests.
Adam Johnson walks us through how to use format_html
and avoid a common XSS (cross-site-scripting) vulnerability.
Dawn Wages explains how the PSF relies heavily on Working Groups, something the Django Software Foundation is starting to do more with, too.
A lengthy Django forum discussion on possibly adding inline partials or template fragment features to the Django Templating Language
Another good and deep discussion about Form.Media
in Django and the larger question of managing assets in Django.
Build a recipes
app while learning how the Django ORM and QuerySets work. This is a hands-on tutorial that introduces concepts such as chaining, filters, model managers, the Python shell, and more.
Big tech thinks everyone needs to build aircraft carriers, but all you need is a horse. We’ve distilled what we’ve learned, making all the little picky decisions so you don’t have to: just get to work on your project!
Recently retired Django Fellow Carlton Gibson shares his thoughts on the future of Django and the concept of "locality of behavior." He starts by discussing Class-Based Views and introduces a new project, Neapolitan, an opinionated take on quick CRUD views.
Then he turns to HTMX and another new projects, django-template-partials, which are reusable named inline partials for the Django Template Language.
Under the hood, Django has made several major changes to forms in the 4.x series, including a new default style to replace as_table
in Django 5.0. David Smith walks us through how forms work, why the changes were made, and what to expect in 5.0+.
Reusable named inline partials for the Django Template Language.
Django Authentication Backend Using Passkeys
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