Looking for a role in biotech? Denali is looking for an "Associate Software Engineer" to join its Discovery department. We manage data & metadata about therapeutic molecules with commercial tools (e.g. Dotmatics & Benchling), and build custom web applications using Django.

If you have strong practical experience with either and want learn about molecules and drug development, please apply:
https://www.denalitherapeutics.com/job?id=c44a9d5f51d410020477f4ce502f0000 #GetFediHired #FediHire #biotech #python #django #BayArea #ResearchInformatics

They're hosting their fine-tuned model on their own hardware in a server rack, and fronted by a #Django app as an interface.

Going from lab to prod is still rough!

#bythebay

Another day another new feature implemented in #Django. This time, custom decimal contexts for DecimalFields allowing full control over creating decimals from floats. #OpenSource #Python

https://github.com/django/django/pull/20186

💾 With a #Django web app, data is stored in a database, but we don't directly interact with the database. Instead, we write #Python classes called "models." Learn all about Django models in this article. https://www.mattlayman.com/understand-django/store-data-with-models/

💾 With a #Django web app, data is stored in a database, but we don't directly interact with the database. Instead, we write #Python classes called "models." Learn all about Django models in this article. https://www.mattlayman.com/understand-django/store-data-with-models/

Looking for a role in biotech? Denali is looking for an "Associate Software Engineer" to join its Discovery department. We manage data & metadata about therapeutic molecules with commercial tools (e.g. Dotmatics & Benchling), and build custom web applications using Django.

If you have strong practical experience with either and want learn about molecules and drug development, please apply:
https://www.denalitherapeutics.com/job?id=c44a9d5f51d410020477f4ce502f0000 #GetFediHired #FediHire #biotech #python #django #BayArea #ResearchInformatics

Question Django :
Dans une app, je souhaite avoir un Model qui fait référence (façon ForeignKey) à des objets qui ne sont pas dans un Model, mais dans une source JSON en lecture seule, qui peut évoluer de son côté au fil du temps.

Je me dis que je dois construire un Model simulé, qui expose les objets du JSON à la relation avec les objets du Model de l'app.

Donc on aurait le Model A, stocké en bdd, qui aurait un champ ForeignKey faisant référence à un Model B. Le Model B n’aurait pas de vie, à part pour exposer ses objets au Model A (et au reste de l’app).

J’ai bon jusque là ?

Donc en gros il faut une étape de sérialisation du JSON au moment du démarrage de l’app, ou de l’instanciation du Model A, c’est ça ?
Pour ça, vous connaissez des guides un peu précis ?

#django

@ehmatthes

One question I do have. We settled on #Phoenix / #Elixir for our projects at my day job. The big reason we went that direction was to allow use to use #LiveView rather than have bog juniors down with #React .

Is there such a think in the #Django world?

Thanks!

@ehmatthes

One question I do have. We settled on #Phoenix / #Elixir for our projects at my day job. The big reason we went that direction was to allow use to use #LiveView rather than have bog juniors down with #React .

Is there such a think in the #Django world?

Thanks!

I have been using web frameworks for decades, but have not had the opportunity to use #Django. I am working on a small personal project, with one dev, me! I picked Django for the admin interface. But had trouble getting through the tutorials because they were huge.

I found a perfect tutorial for someone in my headspace.

Thanks, @ehmatthes for a SUPER useful tutorial. I have gone half way through, and this is perfect. More detail in the responses in this toot.

link: https://www.mostlypython.com/django-from-first-principles-2/

Django's built-in admin is powerful, but it's essentially a separate framework within Django. After attempting to modernize django-admin2, I realized we needed a fresh approach: an admin interface that works like the rest of Django, built on generic CBVs, plugins, and view factories. Meet Django Admin Deux: a proof-of-concept admin where CRUD operations are just actions, knowledge transfers both ways, and everything feels like Django.

https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html

#Django

Without attending to #DjangoOnTheMed 🏖 I would never found 3 days to work on database-level delete options. It's nearly done🎉💚 #Django #Python #sprints

https://github.com/django/django/pull/19925

🤔 I have been sitting on Emma's Django Admin Deux article all day and I think it's super cool.

I struggled with it at first out of fear of how different the examples looked compared to the existing Admin code which IMO should continue to just work.

Seeing "7. Familiar Django Admin Patterns" really took the edge off for me, and it seems like once complete, we might have the best shot at expending the Django Admin another decade or two.

https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html

#Django #Python

🤔 I have been sitting on Emma's Django Admin Deux article all day and I think it's super cool.

I struggled with it at first out of fear of how different the examples looked compared to the existing Admin code which IMO should continue to just work.

Seeing "7. Familiar Django Admin Patterns" really took the edge off for me, and it seems like once complete, we might have the best shot at expending the Django Admin another decade or two.

https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html

#Django #Python

🎉 @djangopackages now supports Forgejo and has better support for Codeberg thanks to the work of this sesons @djangonaut volunteers.

Great work 👏

And here's an example project: https://djangopackages.org/packages/p/django-admin-deux/

#Django #Djangonauts

Django's built-in admin is powerful, but it's essentially a separate framework within Django. After attempting to modernize django-admin2, I realized we needed a fresh approach: an admin interface that works like the rest of Django, built on generic CBVs, plugins, and view factories. Meet Django Admin Deux: a proof-of-concept admin where CRUD operations are just actions, knowledge transfers both ways, and everything feels like Django.

https://emma.has-a.blog/articles/django-admin-deux-bringing-admin-back-to-django.html

#Django