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Django Developers Community Survey

The Django Core Team wants to know more about how

you

use Django. Take a few minutes to fill out the survey and help them tailor Django so it meets our needs.

Bugfix and Security …

I’ve been working on improving our deployment processes as part of the

High Performance Django Infrastructure

project we’re building out. One consistent pain point is our front-end build system, and particularly,

npm

installs. For a number of reasons, instead of …

The following is the second installment of our Loop Letters series, an interview with

Tracy Osborn

.

Tracy is the author of

Hello Web App

, a book to help designers and non-programmers get up and running with Python and …

We recently decided to the start a semi weekly written interview series of the humans behind programming, Loop Letters. What motivates these individuals? What sort of team culture are they working in? What hobbies are they good at? What hobbies …

Alternate title: Pip 7 is Awesome, Here’s Why

A typical Python deployment looks like this:

Pave the server, setting up a virtualenv and installing any pre-requisites necessary to build/install the Python requirements (compiler, development headers, etc.).

To update to a …

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Security Advisory: Arbitrary file inclusion through docutils

If you are allowing untrusted users to input reStructuredText which later gets passed through

docutils

, be sure to read this advisory to ensure your application is configured securely.

DjangoCon EU Talk …

At Pycon in Montreal few weeks ago I attended a talk that blew my mind away and got me thinking:

Python concurrency from the Ground Up: LIVE!

by David Beazley. The video is available on

YouTube

.

The gist of …

Part of my job at Lincoln Loop is to explore new technologies and make sure that, as a company, we stay current. I’ve been playing around with Docker for a while, but recently decided to redeploy some of our production …

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DjangoCon US in Austin, TX

The website for this year's DjangoCon US officially launched (designed by us at

Lincoln Loop

). This year's conference is being run by a newly founded non-profit,

more details on the blog

.

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One of the most common requests we’ve heard since releasing our book,

High Performance Django

is: “Do you have more code/configuration examples?” It’s a pretty loaded question because the book covers everything from Python code to deploying and configuring servers. …