Pretty sure forms has changed. That is, the way admin forms are
created/customized. In the book there is a brief explanation of
upcoming changes involving what was at that time termed "newforms." I
am fairly new to Django so can't be much more specific than that.
-Ryan
On Nov 17, 8:11 pm, Ken
On Tuesday 18 November 2008 02:38:03 am Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:
> Can anyone recommend areas of The Django Book to skip over, or point
> out areas that are potentially irrelevant/misleading given we are now
> at Django 1.0? I am a stubborn pursuer of dead ends, so am trying to
> save myself some g
I do keep reading the Django book + DjangoDocs of the same topic at
the moment.
As first one is easier to read, the second one represents 1.0 version
better.
Also always check the DjangoBook's comment's - most of deprecated
features are mentioned there
and updated with more recent ones.
Anyway, c
Hi All,
I read through the Django Book just as the book went 1.0 a little less
than a year ago, but as these things go I got sidetracked and never
got to work on any substantial Django projects. Having forgotten a
lot of what I learned, I'm thinking to work my way back through this
book, but I k
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