Shout out to Grove Collaborative for django-sql-explorer

Just did a quick report for a client with django-sql-explorer ( https://github.com/groveco/django-sql-explorer) and once again I'm grateful for its existence. Highly recommended for quick ad-hoc reporting. (no relationship except that I'm a Grove Co customer so I can give back a little bit.) --

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Re: Serving very large pdf files with django

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