I like it very much, it helps me a lot. I believe it's worthy of using it
for every Django based project.
On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 9:54 PM, Eric Hutchinson <
eric.hutchin...@burgopakusa.com> wrote:
> I don't see the advantage of writing your own ajax views. the examples
> save maybe one, two lines
I don't see the advantage of writing your own ajax views. the examples
save maybe one, two lines over manually writing your own using plain
jquery. you still need to write javascript to submit the forms and
what not, so nothing is gained there. you still need to write a 'view'
only it's not quite a
Hi Sameer,
> What do you think about using Dajax and Dajaxice in Django? is it worth? or
> you like to write your own ajax code?
Probably the answer is... "It depends".
If you have 2 o 3 ajax functions and you doesn't want to add another
dependency, probably you should create your own views an
My opinion would be to add it in. But, I am not as experienced with
Dajaxice as others may be. I just know it took me a long time to
figure out how to manually add it and get it working.
It wasn't until I learned how to use virtualenv that I was able to get
Dajaxice installed and working correctl
What do you think about using Dajax and Dajaxice in Django? is it worth? or
you like to write your own ajax code?
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