And maybe a link to the M-R docs, in whatever state they're in.ToddOn Apr 4, 2006, at 2:43 PM, Michael wrote:Thanks All!Will stick to m-r.It would be a good idea to put link to m-r on download page ondjangoproject website, so more people will get an idea about m-r.I fould it only in this group. On
Thanks All!Will stick to m-r.It would be a good idea to put link to m-r on download page ondjangoproject website, so more people will get an idea about m-r.I fould it only in this group.
On 4/4/06, tonemcd <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
This is another +1 for MR.It is a 'moving target', but it's not th
This is another +1 for MR.
It is a 'moving target', but it's not that bad to keep up with, and the
benefits (cleaner DB API, properties in models etc) are well worth
having.
Cheers,
Tone
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Hi Michael,
I found myself in the same position a month ago. My project will grow
continually for a long time, and there's no near deadline, so I chose
the magic-removal branch, and I haven't regretted it. Lots of good ideas
went in there. Though, if you need to go productive within two months
For me, edit_inline in M-R just works, but I didn't try any complex
edit_inline models yet.
Rudolph
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I started a project this past weekend using the magic-removal branch.
Overall, things seem quite stable. The biggest problem is that not all
of the docs/ tree has been updated, so, for example, tutorials are out
of date.
It is possible to read the Wiki and the old tutorials to figure out how
to
On 4/3/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Should I stick to SVN? or can start my project in m-r ?( m-r become
> 0.92?)
Magic-removal is pretty stable, but it's still not finished, so there
are things still being worked on; for example, if you're relying
heavily on edit_inline, you
Hi All,
I am new to django,
I've started to learn django from 0.91 then switch to SVN and discover
m-r.
Wich one to use better? m-r seems to be most attractive but from
Status page on wiki:
"Not for the faint of heart at this point. Still being heavily
developed."
Should I stick to SVN? or can
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