I am using Emacs with elpy as my Python IDE. Minor issues that appeared lately made me explore other options for developing Python in Emacs.
I ended up switching to a custom configuration based on anaconda-mode.
I am happy to announce Schablone. Schablone is a minimal boilerplate project for Django with strong opinions and few options for customization.
When I open Emacs to edit a Python project, the first command I run is pyvenv-activate to activate the virtualenv.
The Django shell python manage.py shell is a very powerful tool that increases developer productivity if used correctly.
With a few lines of configuration, you don’t have to leave the shell anymore to apply code changes.
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: