Category Archives: Python

Django Template Development review

You wouldn’t know it by looking at this site, or the HTML behind it, but I actualy started off life as a Web designer for [my college paper](http://themaneater.com). So even though my [day job](http://www.ajc.com) revolves around application development, caching strategies, … Continue reading

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Django cache keys: making them safer

I posted some [code to make your Django cache keys safer] [my-snippet] over at [Django snippets] [django-snippets] the other day. This code evolved at [work] [ajc] over several months as we encountered a few caching challenges with [memcache] [memcache]. * … Continue reading

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Django developer wanted at ajc.com

We’re looking for a great Django/Python developer to join our small team at [ajc.com] [ajc]. Check out the job posting at [Django Gigs] [django-gig] or at [Craigslist] [craigslist]. Here are some of the benefits to working on our team: * … Continue reading

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And now, for something completely differ^h^h^h^h^h^h magical

If you haven’t already, check out the CameraBag application for the iPhone. It allows you to apply a nifty set of features to photos on your phone. Of course, because [Django](http://www.djangoproject.com/) is awesome, and because [magical ponies](http://djangopony.com/) are even more … Continue reading

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Django in the Enterprise

Long-time readers [know](http://heisel.org/blog/2005/06/21/best-quote-on-enterprise-development/) of my [dislike](http://heisel.org/blog/2005/04/09/enterprise-its-not-just-a-crappy-tv-show/) for the word [enterprise](http://heisel.org/blog/2005/01/11/thought-of-the-day-enterprise/), but the truth is that many of us work for just such a beast. Luckily I get to use [Django](htttp://djangoproject.com) at my [job](http://www.ajc.com) and I thought I’d share what little … Continue reading

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