@jbz

i have to admit.. i have #VIbeCoded a bunch. but never on anything i'd commit or turn in.. mostly for one-sie two-sie tasks that would take more time and debugging to create a farliy complex bash script that it's worth.

I do use it alot to create a #django site with models, attributes and some paths.. just because i know wha the right answer is gonna look like, and it's alot of extra monkeying around to do it manually.

https://hakibenita.com/django-reliable-signals#django-tasks

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Django signals are extremely useful for decoupling modules and implementing complicated workflows. However, the underlying transport for signals makes them unreliable and subject to unexpected failures.

In this article, I present an alternative transport implementation for Django signals using background tasks which makes them reliable and safer to use in mission critical workflows.
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#django

Iommi – your first pick for a Django power chord

https://iommi.rocks/

#HackerNews #Iommi #Django #Power #Chord #Music #Tech #Guitar

Can anyone please save me some spelunking and point me to the part of the #django ORM that does the magical join for inherited tables?

Can anyone please save me some spelunking and point me to the part of the #django ORM that does the magical join for inherited tables?

Really enjoyed the https://djangochat.com/episodes/django-survey-2025-jeff-triplett podcast that was released today about the latest Django survey.

💯 to all of the talk about the #Django ecosystem page at https://www.djangoproject.com/community/ecosystem/! Really glad this got over the hurdles to make this live. 😍

@djangochat

Really enjoyed the https://djangochat.com/episodes/django-survey-2025-jeff-triplett podcast that was released today about the latest Django survey.

💯 to all of the talk about the #Django ecosystem page at https://www.djangoproject.com/community/ecosystem/! Really glad this got over the hurdles to make this live. 😍

@djangochat

@simon Got a funny estimate of #Django framework development costs: 10 person-years and $2 million? Nah, I don't think so…

Another stellar post from previous @djangonaut, Philip Narteh 🚀

https://labs.quansight.org/blog/migrating-pyopensci-to-django

> This blog post is about that journey. It's about learning about tools, meeting brilliant people across Quansight, and discovering that open source is less about the code you write and more about the people you collaborate with along the way, as well as what you learn. The goal isn't perfection. It's progress.

💯

#Django

Another stellar post from previous @djangonaut, Philip Narteh 🚀

https://labs.quansight.org/blog/migrating-pyopensci-to-django

> This blog post is about that journey. It's about learning about tools, meeting brilliant people across Quansight, and discovering that open source is less about the code you write and more about the people you collaborate with along the way, as well as what you learn. The goal isn't perfection. It's progress.

💯

#Django

Shared: Django forever · Applied Cartography https://jmduke.com/posts/post/django/.

> "It is not an exaggeration in either direction to say: when I look up a StackOverflow answer about Next from one year ago it is usually outdated, and when I look up a StackOverflow answer about Django from six years ago it is almost always still accurate."

Still my favorite web framework after almost two decades!

#Programming #Django

Shared: Django forever · Applied Cartography https://jmduke.com/posts/post/django/.

> "It is not an exaggeration in either direction to say: when I look up a StackOverflow answer about Next from one year ago it is usually outdated, and when I look up a StackOverflow answer about Django from six years ago it is almost always still accurate."

Still my favorite web framework after almost two decades!

#Programming #Django

I was too busy to recognize that Django 6.0 is packed with a lot of AWESOME things.

Third-party packages that I regularly use are now part of the Core.

Like template partials and background tasks.

More batteries included 🔋

#django #python

This short love-letter to #django by @buttondown CEO @jmduke hits on so many of the same things I love about working in Django

https://jmduke.com/posts/post/django/

I was too busy to recognize that Django 6.0 is packed with a lot of AWESOME things.

Third-party packages that I regularly use are now part of the Core.

Like template partials and background tasks.

More batteries included 🔋

#django #python

I'm looking for a new software engineering role after getting RIF'd. Over a decade in the game. Would love to keep working with #python #django, but really open to any mid to senior position on a product or platform team doing full stack dev weighted to backend or pure backend (api and service development). Love to learn new things and really care about teams and code stewardship.

#FediHire #getfedihired

I remain unsatisfied with most Django setups, including my own, that try to incorporate a reasonable JavaScript build pipeline. The JS build is inevitably a separate build step and a local dev server for hot reloading. Sure, deployment is fairly straightforward: compile JS, then collectstatic. It's the development story that suffers for its complexity imo.

I paired Django with AlpineJS for webauthn.io and in general it's fine to make updates to. But I just crested 575 lines of AlpineJS in a single HTML component and it's left me with a sense of dread about ongoing maintainability as I gradually add "just one more feature".

I miss my components-based, TypeScript-checked dev flow when I work with Django. Maybe it's time to look to vanilla Web Components to break some of this up, but then that won't get me the static type checking of TypeScript.

Anyone got any stories of how they wire up at least a TypeScript JS codebase for light front end interactivity, while still leveraging Django views for SSR?

#django #python #typescript #javascript

What if Django had an automatic ORM feature matrix — showing which features each database really supports, straight from the code? 🧩

I’ve shared some ideas (with demo data!) on how it could work and why it’d be great for Django’s docs 💡

https://www.paulox.net/2025/10/06/django-orm-comparison/

CC @django

#Django #Python #ORM #OpenSource #Database #PostgreSQL #SQLite #MariaDB #MySQL

What if Django had an automatic ORM feature matrix — showing which features each database really supports, straight from the code? 🧩

I’ve shared some ideas (with demo data!) on how it could work and why it’d be great for Django’s docs 💡

https://www.paulox.net/2025/10/06/django-orm-comparison/

CC @django

#Django #Python #ORM #OpenSource #Database #PostgreSQL #SQLite #MariaDB #MySQL

@djangocon I’ve added a list of DjangoCon US 2025 recap articles at the end of my post — but I’m sure I’ve missed some! If you’ve written or seen other recaps, please share the links so I can add them. 🙏

I’d also love your feedback on my article 💚

#Django #Python #DjangoCon #Community #Recap