Blog posts about #django

When hosting Django applications on AWS Elastic Beanstalk, it is often required to run commands on the server to do some maintenance tasks.

Together with my SO we built hoarddit.com, a website that helps everyone to discover art. It allows you to virtually trade art pieces.

This post describes how we spent our innovation points and why hoarddit is not an NFT.

I am happy to announce Schablone. Schablone is a minimal boilerplate project for Django with strong opinions and few options for customization.

This is the script I am using to deploy a dokkuzied app to Dokku.

Let’s assume we want to deploy an app called browsergame. You can us the following script to do the deployment for you.

Since Django 4 form rendering with Tailwind can be used to render beautiful forms without using Node or any other packages like django-crispy-forms.

All you need is the Tailwind CLI binary and django-widget-tweaks.

The release of version 2.0.0 of schablone, a cookiecutter starter template, makes everything even simpler.

First things first, this is what it looks like:

Fly.io is not advertising itself as a Django-first hosting platform.

However, it provides all the building blocks for a sweet Django setup.

Wagtail supports multiple sites with different domains using site specific root pages and settings. Snippets exist globally and this is how to make them site specific.

Wagtail briefly mentions responsive images in their docs using the <picture> tag. This is the approach I am using: