hiddentaco
Re:Web Framework Benchmarks Round 7
on Thursday October 31, 2013 @07:09PM (#6650716)
Is it sad that I all I care about is if Django beats Rails?
Ask HN: Being a password Nazi
My pet Django project is coming along and I am at the stage of implementing User CRUD. I have already prevented the user from making their password the same as their username but I wanted to ask "what lengths do you suggest I goto to prevent users from creating stupid passwords?".
Re:Eighteen months of Django
on Tuesday May 07, 2013 @10:07PM (#5672095)
I'm really interested in peoples opinion on Celery vs Others when using Django.
I'm about to hit a point in my pet project where I need something but I havn't chosen my approach yet. I've ehard Pyres is better than Celery.
Re:Eighteen months of Django
on Tuesday May 07, 2013 @09:12PM (#5671896)
Thanks for the reply.
While all suggestion are useful the biggest take away for me is livesettings. TBH I can't think of how I would use it at the moment but I can see that it could come in handy later.
Re:Eighteen months of Django
on Tuesday May 07, 2013 @08:22PM (#5671750)
Great short and concise article.
I'm in the process of writing a pet project using Django and would really appreciate your insights on what packages you find useful (as mentioned at the bottom of your post).
Re:My divorce from Google - One year later
on Monday April 01, 2013 @09:02PM (#5477051)
Ironically he is able to compare products/services......
Re:Google: Do what you want with Reader, but don't kill CalDAV
on Thursday March 14, 2013 @07:02PM (#5378195)
Having transferred companies to both O365 and GApps from Exachange I really have to say that O365 is a horrible product. It is slow and nearly everything about the back-end seems like it was put together in haste.
Re:Google Reader shutting down
on Wednesday March 13, 2013 @07:41PM (#5371921)
I literally said "Awwww, whaaaat?".
http://tt-rss.org as a replacement seems the winner for me so far.