Is there a management command or package to streamline the process of converting a #Django many-to-many field to use a through-model?

Is there a management command or package to streamline the process of converting a #Django many-to-many field to use a through-model?

Do you like RSS, Python, and web development? Do you want to start contributing to FLOSS?

This is my personal RSS reader (running locally only), opened as a FLOSS project. There's a lot that I plan to add to it, but I don't have so much time for now. However, it might be interesting to some folks, at least for learning purposes. So, here it goes.

https://codeberg.org/strikity/eko

#floss #rss #python #django #htmx

Do you like RSS, Python, and web development? Do you want to start contributing to FLOSS?

This is my personal RSS reader (running locally only), opened as a FLOSS project. There's a lot that I plan to add to it, but I don't have so much time for now. However, it might be interesting to some folks, at least for learning purposes. So, here it goes.

https://codeberg.org/strikity/eko

#floss #rss #python #django #htmx

I just launched the open beta of Stave (https://stave.app/), a free-forever and open source app I've built for #rollerderby officiating signups and staffing. It's build with #Django and #Python.

Stave offers a form builder, cross-league calendaring, a smart crew builder, and email templates. Training videos on the homepage!

I just launched the open beta of Stave (https://stave.app/), a free-forever and open source app I've built for #rollerderby officiating signups and staffing. It's build with #Django and #Python.

Stave offers a form builder, cross-league calendaring, a smart crew builder, and email templates. Training videos on the homepage!