We all have our reasons for wanting a great rules engine in Python/Django. For us, those reasons are a) we enjoy programming in Python/Django and b)...
Rule-engines have a special advantage over their imperative counterpart. Lets get some footing with a quote from Martin Fowler: A rules engine is all...
I recently traded a few emails with Pedro Sobreiro about NebriOS and how it could be used to for business strategy optimization within a Business...
Supervisord is a nifty daemon for running and monitoring processes, that in the words of our sys admin Randol, “is everything Upstart isn’t.”...
Django Tastypie makes developing RESTful APIs for web applications so delicious that you’ll crave for more! In developing web applications, there may...
The adult human body has 206 bones, 28 of which are skull bones, 30 are in our arms and legs, 26 vertebrae, 24 ribs, the hyoid bone, the pelvic bones...
The last post we’ve shared included setting up & using Vim for Python/Django-related development. I’ll assume throughout the guide that you’ve been...
There are a lot of text editors and IDEs for a popular language such as Python, and we’ve already featured Eclipse/PyDev before. Today, we’ll focus...
Using Eclipse with PyDev as an IDE for your development on your Django project can be very helpful in many ways. Since it is integrated, the eclipse...
In Django 1.3 deleting a record of a filefield will not automatically delete the file associated with the record. This is done to prevent data loss...