This CMS really looks awesome. But I don’t think I would do it justice, if I
don’t learn first the framework: Django.
I think I will really appreciate getting into CMS after learning the framework
and publishing a few projects with it.
Then you can truly appreciate what the CMS can give you.
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Hello,
thanks for the link.
Indeed, I hesitated a long time before deciding not to use a cms. I think I
would probably have used a PHP cms if I had chosen this route.
But I chose to stick with raw Django. Yes it is more work, but i’m building my
first kinda cms to be reusable, with my own style
Hello,
i’m building my first site with this great framework and language that are
Django and Python.
I try as much as possible to favor code reuse.
On one of my model, I do some work with the instance before saving it.
Works is mostly image related: resizing image, compressing, saving thumbs, an
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> To implement this sort of feature, you need to have a worker queue - Celery
> is the heavy duty answer for this; if you just need a cheap and cheerful
> answer, RQ is a fairly easy-to-use option, or you can roll-your-own in the
> database without too much trouble.
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Thank you Russel,
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