I'm posting a few Django Rest Framework tutorials on YouTube. So far I published three videos covering how to start a DRF project, viewsets and authentication. Here is the playlist in case you are interested: https://t.co/DKYQGibHRE I will be updating it weekly :D
@WonderWanny Eu uso Carbon Ads no meu blog. Eles tem foco em conteúdo tech. Os Ads são super discretos e na maioria das vezes relevantes. E pra mim rende mais que o Google Ads. Só precisa de um placement por página. https://t.co/YZ1InYHchD
@paperflower @andressadotpy @quintoandar e durante a locação tudo que precisar fazer no apartamento documentar no chat do quinto andar, pois qualquer comunicação por fora eles desconsideram
@paperflower @andressadotpy @quintoandar o ideal é documentar tudo tudo tudo no laudo de vistoria do apartamento, mesmo que sejam coisas muito pequenas e insignificantes é importante anotar tudo... mesmo porque eles tiram fotos péssimas e que não da pra ver nada.
@casadebambo @lucas_antoniop@josenalencar @centralvicjos Se for iPhone, no menu de acessibilidade você pode configurar o "guided access", que você ativa com 3 clicks no botão de liga/desliga. Com isso, você trava a tela do maps enquanto dirige e para sair do app do maps precisa digitar uma senha específica (diferente da de login).
@alexstubb@STGEUI That's awesome! I used to read your texts in the Finnair magazine back when I was living in Finland. Looking forward to listen to your podcast! Best of luck in your project!
@JPedulino@pycharm the refactoring tools are all built-in pycharm. you can do a lot without installing any external extension. the only external resource that I used during the migration was Black. I plan to write a tutorial about pycharm and all the features that I use :D
Yesterday I migrated the first Django project I implemented to Python 3.9 and Django 3.2. It was using Python 2.7 and Django 1.8, running on a Ubuntu 12 server with PostgreSQL 9.1. @pycharm helped a lot during the migration.
Another thing that amazed me in the process was the backward compatibility of @djangoproject. The biggest changes I noticed when migrating from 1.8 -> 3.2 was related to urls/path/reverse, the FKs on_delete and the removal of render_to_response function.
I just posted a new tutorial on my blog talking about 6 things you should know before using the default Django User model implementation (and ways to fix them!):
https://t.co/29beMdXq6T
🎉 The Django News Newsletter Issue 83: Django + htmx
Hear why htmx is so exciting, new Django, new Wagtail, more on automated tests, naming migrations, and more.
https://t.co/TqjMjO1tpk
@thomascenni depends on where I'm deploying the project. if it's on heroku I use whitenoise, if it's on aws I prefer to use s3, if it's on digital ocean I use nginx to serve the files
I just published a detailed guide on how I like to setup and organize my Django projects for production. For the past 4+ years this has been my go-to setup https://t.co/KgTxD85dIj
Python 3.10 beta 3 is out. Please give it a try with your libraries — don’t get caught unawares when the final release goes out this fall! https://t.co/EzE9QgMkgQ
I'm posting a few Django Rest Framework tutorials on YouTube. So far I published three videos covering how to start a DRF project, viewsets and authentication. Here is the playlist in case you are interested: https://t.co/DKYQGibHRE I will be updating it weekly :D