#django

we'll wait

brb!

you'll benefit

I did Tango with Django for a bit, then started my own thing

Thanks, I'll get going with it

FunkyBob: nano == pico

i'm using aws and wondering how if at all, the users cache of my static files will be updated when i change them?

is that something i need to tell django about?

wyoung: meh

limbera: ummmm you are hosting your static files using which aws service? S3? cloudfront? a webserver running in a EC2 instance?

limbera: which is where checksum stamping your static assets comes in

FunkyBob: hehe :) I was just reading your blog

wyoung: yeah, I guessed

wyoung: but really, anyone who knows they're the same, will know which editor they want to use

FunkyBob: true, I use pycharm :)

is that something i need to do before i push them to s3

or is there a way i can tell django to do it with collect static?

limbera: so you are using s3 to host static files?

yes

You can use the manifest storage.

was going to suggest that

you'll want to fix that mess of "JS building mess in yur static dir" first

sheesh... deploying software is stressful

That's why tools to automate it are so useful.

anyone here used wq? i've got it installed, but running "wq start" as per the docs fails for me

the docs say run: wq start [projectname]

but anything i put for projectname i get: Error: No such command "projectname".

am i doing something wrong?

guys can I make the labels in the modalformset dynamic

if i've setup an external box with memcached, and i've configured the ip and port properly in django, do i need to also tell nginx to route any requests directly to the memcached box?

or will django do that too?

haha, running "wq start start" works, but of course only creates a project called "start". hmm.

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