Tag: django
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From Journalism to Django, Part One: Prerequisites
Chris Amico is writing a bit of a guide for journalists looking to get started with Django. From Journalism to Django, Part One: Prerequisites
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Knight Foundation to Fund Plug-and-Play Version of EveryBlock
Pat Thornton talks with Gary Kebbel about a possible future for EveryBlock’s open-sourced code: “The Knight Foundation is working with advisers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to form a team to further development of EveryBlock and make it much easier for news organizations to set up the software on their sites, Kebbel said. Knight…
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Catch up or get left behind
I’ve been a nomad for a few days in the middle of a short-by-my-standards 300+ mile move from the suburbs of Rochester, NY to the suburbs of Washington D.C. and boy are my legs tired. But I’m catching up on my reading, and found a few things to share with you on the theme of…
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Announcing: ReportingOn 2.0 is live
ReportingOn 2.0 is live and ready for your questions. And answers. It’s still the backchannel for your beat, but it’s an absolute re-imagining of the network. For those of you who haven’t been keeping score, ReportingOn is a project funded by the Knight News Challenge, and it’s a place for journalists of all stripes to…
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Eldarion
Pinax Support & Services — Looks like @jtauber and crew have started up a Pinax development firm. Eldarion
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Using a WYSIWYG editor in the Django Admin interface – Django Days
Why yes, that is something I might like to do from time to time. Simple instructions. Using a WYSIWYG editor in the Django Admin interface – Django Days
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Building a Django CMS for the Spokesman Review – CoPress
Ryan Pitts of the Spokesman-Review runs down the process of buying Ellington, building their own CMS based on it (Cannonball!) and launching it at the paper in Spokane. Check out http://www.spokesman.com if you’ve never seen it before. Building a Django CMS for the Spokesman Review – CoPress
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django-batchadmin – Google Code
Delete a batch of models in Django admin. Example: batch delete tags, comments, posts, etc. django-batchadmin – Google Code