Tips for Tracking #Django Model Changes with django-pghistory
caktusgroup.com/blog/2025/04/0…
This post goes through things we learned about tracking Django model changes with django-pghistory.Tobias McNulty (Caktus Group)
Damned Lies, the GNOME's translation platform, now supports third-party authentication. It is now possible join the translation effort using Fedora, Launchpad, GNOME SSO, GitHub, GitLab.com and Google.
Read more from Guillaume's awesome post at discourse.gnome.org/t/release-…
#gnome #gnomedesktopenvironment #damnedlies #django #localization #internalization #l10 #i18n
Dear translators, reviewers and GNOME hackers, Around the 5th of July 2025, we will ship a new way to connect to Damned Lies. Registration with a password will be permanently removed and 3rd party providers will be used to login to Damned Lies.GNOME Discourse
Daphne v4.2.1 is now available on PyPI.
pypi.org/project/daphne/4.2.1/
Little bug fixer. Enjoy 🚀 #Django
Django has updated its security policies to reject AI-generated vulnerability reports that include fabricated or unverifiable content.Socket
Minimal Docker for GeoDjango + PostGIS
racum.blog/articles/minimal-do…
If you want to dockerize a GeoDjango project, the most common method is to use an oficial Python image as its base, and install all GIS dependencies over it, being GDAL the heaviest one, making your final image easily reach the mark of the multi-mega…racum.blog
This looks fun!
github.com/alexandercollins/tu… #Django #DRF
The dead simple Django REST Framework API generator with role-based permissions - AlexanderCollins/TurboDRFGitHub
I have finally written the #Django, #rspack and ManifestStaticFilesStorage blog post I wanted to write for a long time: 406.ch/
The problem was always that I tried explaining how using these tools together is actually nice, but then I stumbled over the rspack configuration, and there's no way to call its configuration nice. Or is there?
Slides and transcript from my talk, "Anatomy of a Database Operation", at DjangoCon Europe in Dublin on 25 April 2025. I'll ...Karen Jex (Blogger)
Please boost! #FediHire
I'm looking for my next role as a program manager, team lead, or senior developer.
- 20+ years in open source
- 6 years experience in web dev with #Python, #Django, HTML, bootstrap
- 7 years experience in C, Linux kernel, embedded systems
My passions lie at the intersection of open source software development and creating welcoming spaces for people to learn and grow.
I'm currently the program manager for a technical internship program. I work remotely with a team of 4 people in New York, Brazil, and Nigeria.
Looking for a fully remote role. I'm open to relocation outside the USA.
Resume here: sage.thesharps.us/hire-me/
DM me or send an email to sage at thesharps dot us
✍️ New post on defining choices for a Django model field so that they can change without generating a migration.
Written in response to @adamghill ’s question.
adamj.eu/tech/2025/05/03/djang…
Adam Hill posted a question on Mastodon: he wants a model field that uses choices that doesn’t generate a database migration when the choices change. This post presents my answer.adamj.eu
Progressive enhancement in Django with htmx
valentinog.com/blog/django-pro…
Progressive enhancement in Django with htmx might be easier than you think.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
DjangoCon Europe 2025 was a great experience. 😀
Thanks to the organizers, volunteers, speakers and attendees. 🤗
Many members of the Django community will be at the free Djangonauts session of PyCon Italia 2025 in Bologna in exactly one month. 🇮🇹
2025.pycon.it/en/event/djangon…
We look forward to seeing you all to celebrate 20 years of Django once again. 🎂
#Django #Djangonaut #PyConItalia #DjangoCon #DjangoCon25 #Birthday
Join PyCon Italia May 28th to May 31st 2025 in Bologna, Italy!2025.pycon.it
Django: what’s new in 5.2
adamj.eu/tech/2025/04/07/djang…
Django 5.2 was released last Wednesday, another exciting step forward for our favourite web framework. It comes with a composite of new features, contributed to by many, some of which I am happy to have helped with.adamj.eu
Building accessible web forms in Django
valentinog.com/blog/django-acc…
A step by step reference to building accessible web forms in Django.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
Just released 0.15.0 of `dj-angles` with 2 new template tags. 🚀
- `call`: evaluate functions directly from a #Django template
- `model`: make Django model queries directly from a Django template
📖 dj-angles.adamghill.com/
📦 pypi.org/project/dj-angles/
🛠️ codeberg.org/adamghill/dj-angl…
Rendering form fields as group in Django
valentinog.com/blog/django-for…
A welcome addition in Django 5.0, the concept of field groups makes a lot easier to customize the layout of our Django forms.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
TIL about the bulk import functionality in django-import-export library.
django-import-export.readthedo…
Some caveats:
- set `batch_size` for better performance
- doesn't work with many-to-many relationships
- no `pre_save` and `post_save` signals sent (it' doesn't call `model.save()`)
I signed up for Codeberg last September but forgot to share it here 😅
codeberg.org/pauloxnet
I see that other members of the Python and Django community have signed up in the past few months 🎉
I tried to follow them all but if I missed you let me know here or follow me there so I can reciprocate ✅
Speaking of projects, besides django-allauth, do you know of any projects that have migrated to Codeberg that are worth following? 🐍
#Git #Codeberg #Forgejo #Python #Django
PSF fellow · DSF director · Python developer · Django contributor · Django Girls+ coach · Djangonaut Space navigator · PyCon Italia organizer · Python Italia member · Python Pescara founder · Conference speaker · GNU/Linux user · Free Software advoca…Codeberg.org
An Introduction to Django Views
#Python #Pycharm #Howtos #Webdevelopment #Django
blog.jetbrains.com/pycharm/202…
Understanding Django views helps you make faster progress in your project. Learn all about views and best practices for using them.The JetBrains Blog
Testing Django templates with Beautiful Soup for when you don't need to test JS interactions does not seem a crazy idea to me, lacking better alternatives.
valentinog.com/blog/testing-dj…
A cheat sheet of common testing recipes for Django applications.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
Rendering form fields as group in Django
valentinog.com/blog/django-for…
A welcome addition in Django 5.0, the concept of field groups makes a lot easier to customize the layout of our Django forms.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
What does the job market look like right now for Django Developers?
I’ve shared some of my thoughts in a quick summary and left a little advice for job seekers too.
What do you think about looking for local jobs to gain an advantage over your competition rather than just applying to remote positions?
#Django #DjangoDeveloper #DjangoJobs #DjangoHiring #JobMarket #RemoteWork
A cheat sheet of common testing recipes for Django applications
valentinog.com/blog/testing-dj…
A cheat sheet of common testing recipes for Django applications.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
Progressive enhancement in Django with htmx
valentinog.com/blog/django-pro…
Progressive enhancement in Django with htmx might be easier than you think.Valentino Gagliardi's Blog
📣 ✍️ New #webdev blog post!
This one is special to me, partly because it took some time to cook 😅 , partly because I talk a bit about #ux (which is not my main field), and partly because it features an experiment: after talking about #webpush and #pwa with #django, I'm asking my dear readers (you 😉) to visit a small demo website and tell me how it went!
You can give feedback here, or on Lemmy, Lobsters, etc. I'll update the post with the links!
So here it is: david.guillot.me/en/posts/tech…
Enjoy! 😸🔔
Today I want to talk to you about a combination of technologies that I don’t see often implemented, yet I wonder why: Web Push Notifications and Progressive Web Apps.David Guillot
✨ I tried @jack's django-templated-email-md project tonight, which was easy to use and was all I needed. I tried out a few other libraries, but it checked the right boxes for me.
If you want a bit more than Django's default mail handling provides, I recommend checking it out.
I no longer have an excuse not to send emails in my projects.
EDIT: started a new job last week!
Hey friends,
I'm restarting my job search; I had an offer, but it fell through.
Remote US preferred, but hybrid Washington, DC works too. I have 17-ish YOE as a software engineer, and have worked on both frontend and backend, but I lean toward the backend.
#Elixir #Phoenix, #Python #Django, and #React are what I know best.
Hoping to #GetFediHired
Edit: adding my LinkedIn
LinkedIn.com/in/mackenziemorga…
Happy Friday! We celebrated by releasing Wagtail 6.3! ✨
This is our latest LTS release, so we packed a lot of great features into this one. Have a look. 👀
Manage alt text like a pro and more with our latest Wagtail releaseWagtail CMS
For those who want a peek behind the scenes – our #accessibility team’s yearly retrospective notes are all public: github.com/wagtail/wagtail/dis…
Highlights of what’s coming up next:
- Accessibility x #django workshop proposals @oscafest and @djangoconafrica 2025
- More testing with our users with disabilities
- More automated tests
- Continue the data-driven accessibility decisions
👋 Subscribe to this thread for regular updates on what our accessibility team is up to, unsubscribe if this isn’t for you (in "Notifications" to the side 👉). 2024-10-18 – retrospective 2024-10-04 –...GitHub
My buddy Scott Cranfill and I are teaching a tutorial about building more accessible websites with @wagtail at #DjangoConUS
Come join us!
Sign up with this link and you'll get $50 off your class fee! 👉 ti.to/defna/djangocon-us-2024/…
Have you done something interesting with Wagtail recently? Submit a talk about it! We're still looking for speakers for Wagtail Space US! Especially first-time speakers and folks from underrepresented backgrounds.
Find out more here: us.wagtail.space
🍞 In 2018, I updated the #Django contributor tutorial to walk readers through an imaginary ticket adding a make_toast() function.
So far, about 60 new contributors have accidentally made a full PR with their results: github.com/django/django/pulls…
I bet you some future LLM product will recommend adding django.make_toast() for real because it looks like such a popular suggestion!
The Web framework for perfectionists with deadlines. - Pull requests · django/djangoGitHub
Hello #Fediverse! #Pinetta is a decentralized FOSS social pinboard in the style of Pinterest. After a month of planning, we've settled on a basic game plan and are opening up our @Codeberg repo for contributions from devs and designers!
We'll be working on a prototype that uses #Python and #Django to get the basic functionality working. We'll also be hosting weekly sharing sessions on #CommunityBuilding principles to develop our Code of Conduct and a larger framework for community wellness. 🥳
I'm super excited to be re-joining the #Django Software Foundation Board after, what, like a decade away?
I don't have firm plans. I've been unplugged for a while so the first task is going to be just listening a lot.
