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Easy Fabric Deployment, Part 1: Git/Mercurial and SSH

We’re firm believers in the practices described by the

Continuous Integration

method of software engineering. Among those are:

Maintain a code repository

Automate the build

Automate deployment

We use git for our code repositories and

Fabric

to automate our build/deployment …

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Using Django Inside the Tornado Web Server

Inspired by Eric Florenzano’s talk,

Using Django in Non-Standard Ways

(

slides in

PDF

) at DjangoCon and the announcement of Tornado (

tornadoweb.org

), I decided to try building a small application using the Django Form library and Django …

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Django Best Practices

This post got a bit long-winded,

skip to the project announcment

if you prefer.

One of the things I love about Python and Django is the philosophy that

there is one obvious way to do things

. Standards make it …

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Satchmo Screencast

Satchmo

is an amazing E-Commerce engine built on top of Django. After struggling in the past with difficult packages like ZenCart and

OSC

ommerce, Satchmo’s ease of customization make it a joy to work with.

Unfortunately, all the features can …

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On Static Media and Django

We all know not to serve static media (images,

CSS

, Javascript, etc.) in production directly from Django. Thankfully, Django gives us some nice settings like

MEDIA

_URL

and

MEDIA

_ROOT

to make serving them a lot less painless. Lately, …

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Serving Django Projects (Revisited)

After reading the comments on

my last post on the subject

, I realized there was definitely some room for improvement in my strategy. This is take two of the original post.

Problems

My original strategy had a couple of …