#django

yea

atm im using stomppy

ahh, i don't know. i was fed up with mq's so i just wrote my own and have been using that. it passes messages in json format, and uses rest for the most part.

write your own, stomp isn't very complicated. it's all plaintext, and the command index isn't even large. plus it just works in simple key value pairs. a stomp frame is just the command, header, body, NULL

oh thats not bad then

the API im communicating with is stomp, but the ones ive seen around are all fairly rubbish

anyone tried pycallgraph with django?

Hi

is there a way to use ManyToMany relation with through and x.manytomanyfield.add

how could i loop through a recursive field and append its value to a list until there are no more objects with that value?

ilian: I don't think so since you'll need the intermediate object to be saved

anyone here in san fran at a startup?

Linovia, ok but where comes the difference from, if I do not specify through it will create the table anyway

ilian: because the default table has no additional data

i wish i was in san fran at a startup

ilian: for example, your through table may have a couple of required non empty fields

Linovia, yeah this makes sense, thanks

ugh these resursive foreignkeys are killing me!

Hey I just finished step 3 of the polls tutorial.

congrats! :)

Thanks derPepo! The "pluggable" nature of Django really intrigues me. I am envisioning having multiple apps (not on the same page), but offering a dumbed-down "app store" like view for the user to select which app they want to view.

A Google search shows that Haystack may help with having a user be able to search the metadata of each app.

oh badbandit i have the same problem here, maybe

do you have a little bit of time to show on my project?

Just wondering if anyone has used Haystack, and even better that implements it in this type of way.

Like where the results for the search results are app icons...

howdy ya'll