Images are everywhere on the web. Whether you’re building a simple blog, a CMS, or a true web application, chances are good that you’ll need to deal with images. Editors, authors, users, etc. expect to be able to upload images …
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Django 1.9 release candidate 1 released
Last month, saw the release of 1.9 RC1 (now official). It’s the first official non-LTS release since
the new release process was formalized
.
Bugfix release issued: 1.8.6
1.8.6 fixes a handful of …
This post was created as a collaboration between Lincoln Loop and
Maciej Fijalkowski
from
baroquesoftware.com
.
In the space of web architecture, the prevalent belief states that “database based applications are I/O bound”. While this might have been true in …
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Bugfix release issued: 1.8.5
A handlful of bugs in the 1.8 release series have been resolved in the latest release.
Django 1.9 beta 1 released
1.9 brings a lot of new features including password validators, parallel tests, a Postgres …
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Django 1.9 alpha 1 released
The next version of Django hit feature-freeze with lots of cool new features: password validators, parallel testing, a true Postgres JSON field, and more.
New options for donating to the DSF
To keep up …
Element queries provide styling opportunities specific to an element’s dimensions. You could consider them the holy grail of responsive web design, allowing authors to determine an element’s look and feel regardless on where it’s placed. If given ample space you …
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Django team seeks help maintaining Oracle and Oracle GIS backends
Are you using Oracle with Django? The database backend is currently without a maintainer and runs the risk of being deprecated unless somebody steps up to provide support.
Security …
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Security releases issued: 1.8.3, 1.7.9, 1.4.21
A possible denial of service attack related to Django’s session framework was patched. If you’re using a third-party session framework, be sure it’s been updated as well.
Django Has a New Admin Theme …
With the version 1.0 release of
react-router
, the named
Route
feature was dropped. In
earlier versions
, you were able to define each
Route
with a
name
parameter:
<
Route
path
=
"/account/billing"
name
=
"account-billing"
/>
and link …
uWSGI is one of those interesting projects that keeps adding features with every new release without becoming totally bloated, slow, and/or unstable. In this post, we’ll look at some of its lesser used features and how you might use them …