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Build a Microblog with Django

Oh, Webmonkey. Thanks for returning, and bringing Django goodness with you.

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Writing Reusable Applications

Nice set of slides from James Bennett, regarding python/django best practices in the context of writing reusable code as django apps.

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Django URL goodness

Working with urls in Django – handy for setting up menus where the current url is treated differently than the rest of the links.

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Satchmo Project

A Python/Django based open-source e-commerce solution. Didn’t have a chance to poke around too much, but it looks interesting.

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Django tips: get the most out of generic views

This article describes how to make use of Django’s built-in views, and how to extend them to meet your needs.

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The basics of creating a tumblelog with Django

A helpful article regarding pulling feeds from multiple sources and then creating a new model to track them all, and standardize elements (esp. timestamps).

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URLConf tips and tricks

As suggested by the title this article describes the workings of the URLConf in Django, including how variables set in the ‘info_dict’ are handled.

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