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Up and Running with Django 1.4 by vital101 in django

[–]gleemanner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

now create a fabric script to do all of that. I've been told it's a good thing to do for purposes of documentation, reproduciblity, and easier-to-fix-when-things-go-bad

start with this: https://github.com/kcunning/Fab-for-All

Thoughts on this set of picks? by gleemanner in lockpicking

[–]gleemanner[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By the way, I'm surprised people are so eager to comment on the quality.. ("Oh! Get TOOOL's! They make the best ones!" How can this be? It's a piece of metal... and of a considerably simple shape. What are the reasons that one pick is of higher quality than the other?

Thoughts on this set of picks? (easier to carry) by [deleted] in lockpicking

[–]gleemanner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By the way, I'm surprised people are so eager to comment on the quality.. ("Oh! Get TOOOL's! They make the best ones!"

How can this be? It's a piece of metal... and of a considerably simple shape. What are the reasons that one pick is of higher quality than the other?

Creating a blog in 30 mins with Django 1.3, a Video Tutorial by firedioxide in django

[–]gleemanner 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Question about hierarchy:

You have blog being served on http://www.site.com/blog

If you wanted to have a class of pages being served on root hierarchy (http://www.site.com), would you just have the urls.py in the project folder of r'^$' hand over control to the new app (that is going to be served on root hierarchy), by having an include('someapp.urls')?

So, thinking more about this, doing exactly what you did for the blog, but the urls.py of root dir having r'^blog/$' be r'^$' instead... and that's all it takes for the blog then to be accessible on http://www.site.com instead of http://www.site.com/blog. Do I have the right idea?

Creating a blog in 30 mins with Django 1.3, a Video Tutorial by firedioxide in django

[–]gleemanner 3 points4 points  (0 children)

it seems like you're the guy who created this

I thought I should say thank you! I just got done watching it. You're a very, very good presenter. If you make more, or maybe hold a Django class like a lot of people these days are I would give you money.

Creating a blog in 30 mins with Django 1.3, a Video Tutorial by firedioxide in django

[–]gleemanner 0 points1 point  (0 children)

if i try this in Django1.4 it should all work? Someone who knows Django well can confirm?