The new comments framework in Django...
I’ve been trying to get my head wrapped around how the new comments framework is supposed to work in Django. Turns out, there are a number of interesting issues.
I’ve been trying to get my head wrapped around how the new comments framework is supposed to work in Django. Turns out, there are a number of interesting issues.
I was cruising through my RSS feeds when I ran across this snippet on Daring Fireball. Specifically, it was a link to this article about how Apple is dealing with the fact that it rejected several authors applications, saying:
I was browsing around this morning catching up on a few things and ran across James Bennett’s presentation at DjangoCon on writing reusable applications. Very nice! A video of the talk is also posted on YouTube.
Now that I’ve started to spend some time on my site capturing links and other tidbits, I’m realizing that my sidebar needs to be wider. There simply isn’t much room over there. I bumped the font size down by a pixel–any more than that and it doesn’t look decent. But frankly, I may revert that as well. I think I’m going to have to expand the area, and then I need to revisit how that affects the width of my code blocks. It might be worth the trade-off though.
There are many little tools/tricks/snippets of information that I use all the time. So I tried to capture these on a page here on my site: Snippets of Useful Information and Tools. I’ve only got a few of them up right now, but they’re the most useful ones, IMHO.