I have a Django application in a git repository, and the whole thing needs to be moved to a server. I want to copy the application, but I don't want to drag the git repository info along with it.
This blog was created as a storehouse for the random bits of information that I am always trying to pack away and recover later. Mostly it is intended to hold the simple recipes and instructions for doing basic tasks that I can never remember, don't want to look up again, and would like to have available. If you find the information useful, that's great. If you feel the need to comment, correct, or augment the info--even better!
Showing posts with label Django. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Django. Show all posts
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
Django, Ajax, Post, and CSRF
I was having a little trouble putting together a simple ajax request and response with Django. It seems like it should be simple task—just use the jquery ajax methods in the html page to call a simple view from the Django site. How hard can that be? Well it turns out that there are three major issues I had to overcome, but taking those into account it is actually very simple.
Labels:
Django,
Programming,
Python
Location:
Austin, TX, USA
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Lots of projects
I have been working on a number of projects lately, and have had the chance to play with several new technologies (new to me, in any case).
Labels:
Django,
Geospatial,
jQuery,
Linux,
Nokia N900,
Programming,
Python,
QML,
Qt
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Am I a Python fanatic now?
I find myself using Python for all kinds of stuff. I have written an app for my N900 in python, I am working on websites using Django, and I have even played with some of the puzzles on Project Euler in Python.
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