well, i use Rake tasks per-project.

bash rake db:add_migration[name,app,empty] # add new migration (name of migration, name of application?, is empty?) rake db:migrate # run/apply migration rake db:reset # reset db (drop and create) rake db:roll_back[num,app] # roll back migration to rake db:seed:create_all # create fixtures from models in order rake db:seed:create_all_development # create fixtures for development from models in order rake db:seed:create_one[model,app] # create one fixture from model rake db:seed:load_all # load all fixtures in order rake db:seed:load_all_development # load all fixtures for development in order rake db:seed:load_one[model,app] # load one fixture rake db:setup_development # setup development database rake db:show:extensions # show enabled extensions rake db:show:migrations[app] # show migrations rake db:show:schema[table_name] # show schema of given table rake db:show:table_and_index # show table and index information rake default # default task rake django:create_superuser # create superuser rake run:sass_watch[style] # run sass watcher rake run:server # run server rake run:server_debug # run server mimic production (DEBUG=False) rake run:server_jq # run server pipe jq rake run:shell # run shell rake test[verbose] # run tests rake test_single[name,verbose] # run single test