I found the Google code mod_wsgi wiki pages very useful and clear and got mod_wsgi up and running quickly.
However, the 'Integration with Django' page (http://code.google.com/p/ modwsgi/wiki/IntegrationWithDjango) isn't as clear as the 'Quick Configuration Guide' and 'Configuration Guidelines'. Perhaps it could be made clearer by adding subheads, and appear more up-to-date as follows: 1. Collect information and issues already raised in Django tickets for any *pre-1.0* versions of Django, under a subhead 'Older versions of Django', so users of recent (backward compatible) versions don't have to see irrelevant info (e.g. 'Be careful using the BuildBot djangorecipe version 0.17...', 'Django's WSGI adapter prior to alpha versions of version 1.0...', 'HTTPS detection done by Django was wrong for WSGI...' etc.). 2. Since (as I understand it) from Django 1.0, successive versions are backward-compatible and the majority(?) of developers are using at least that version, make it clear at the top (instead of 'Requires Django 0.90') that these instructions apply mainly to Django >= 1.0, then collect version-specific issues under the 'Older versions of Django' subhead. 3. Separate Windows-specific information under its own subhead. 4. Perhaps similar for Apache - mention up front that the instructions apply mainly to Apache 2.*, and - although they will also work with 1.* - the main difference is that WSGIDaemonProcess will not run. 5. It would - in the Python spirit - be good to have 'one obvious way' of setting things up e.g. - daemon mode, an ideal directory structure within a *nix user directory, a typical VirtualHost block, etc., then cover other options afterwards. If it helps, I'm a good sub-editor and have a passion for making instructions as simple as possible, although I'm sure others in the community are more knowledgeable. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "modwsgi" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/modwsgi?hl=en.
