#django

wawrek: your idea doesn't decrease complexity, it increases it

so making 2 virtualenvs is a way of making these things separate and smaller, more readable

no

Hi

it makes it less readable, because now you also have to read & understand the communication between the applications

wawrek: hanlding requests and making queries to a database is what django was built for. your readability issue is solved by using a proper project structure, making use of python modules and django "apps".

yeah but if you have a large website processing materials and so on, everything does not live in one django app. this is overkill.

wawrek: do you know what a django "app" is?

that is something I know

i know how to use them

wawrek: then you know that you can have many django apps in one virtualenv

so there you go, problem solved

when I said apps, I meant 2 large projects, one holdnig all of my django apps, the other doing data processing

wawrek: that is not a good way to make your code more readable

wawrek: your idea is more or less what is called "microservices" these days, and you do not want it.

just use python packages, python modules and maybe django apps

I ended up with this solution: https://bpaste.net/show/0bfb32d0311e

adamsilver: that's not a solution

moldy: how so?

adamsilver: you did not show the interesting part

the interesting part is the code that sets the `something_changed` variable

i gues BeautifulSoup==3.2.1 isnt python3 ready

pip update

oeps

moldy: just above it some condition if job.title != current_job.title or if ... then self.something_changed = True

adamsilver: i think you can use has_changed() on the form, if you understand how it works (and that it is not really what you asked about)

adamsilver: so you compare it against the state of the database. yeah, that can work.

(it doesn't really tell you if the user has changed the form in the browser, though)

moldy: hmm, I will look into it. I didn't know about this method existence

BeautifulSoup4 :P

moldy: ah wow, I replaced the long condition with form.has_changed() and it works but in the view {{ form.has_changed }} is always True. I wonder why

hi, how i can set the first_name and last_name as required in crontrib user model on admin?

Is there a shortcut to access a specific message in Django or this is the only way: https://bpaste.net/show/50b7770eb7ba?

why do i get ) + static(settings.MEDIA_URL, document_root=settings.MEDIA_ROOT) + static(settings.STATIC_URL, document_root=settings.STATIC_ROOT) >> Support for string view arguments to url() is deprecated and will be removed in Django 1.10

full urls.py https://dpaste.de/YXAr

iGeni: because support for string view arguments to url() is deprecated ;)

xxx.xxx.xxx things?

iGeni: deprecated: url('mymodule.myfunc'). supported in the future: url(mymodule.myfunc)

ah k, ''

so url(r'^rtctest/$', 'viral.views.rtctest', name='rtctest'), will become url(r'^rtctest/$', viral.views.rtctest, name='rtctest'),

I find it a bit annoying to type the same thing three times

writing a shortcut function was easier when string views were a thing

mhm.

but I have a CBV-based solution anyway.

and ofc import viral

import virla.views :P

.\

tis how I do it

so an_app/BlahBlubbView becomes an_app:blah_blubb

that ment for me dang?

anyone interested

just rambling

:D

but yeah it's about url things

still stuck at https://dpaste.de/ggEe

there error isnt very clear

atleast not where it happends