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   by codestasis 5y ago

   I lived and suffered this tension between stability and security for years running a tech team. Staying on the upgrade treadmill while delivering actually important product features for the business. Hopping from LTS to LTS is a solid defau
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Some folks were keen to hear about the 1.11 release of CodeStasis when I mentioned it on HN a few weeks ago[0]. It's finally ready to see the light of day. I hope many of you find it useful. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com&
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   CodeStasis: Truly long-term support for Django 1.11 released(codestasis.com)

   2 points by codestasis 5y ago|1 comments
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Cheers, that means a lot. Thanks for starting something truly great all those years ago!
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Not at all, good question. You do get tokened access to a private PyPI package index, specific to your account and subscription. At the moment the personal and pro plans use the same repo and infrastructure. But pre-release packages will be
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Yes, that's why I optimistically chose a generic name for the project. Django is a solid start and I sure have tons more work to do. Then there's an opportunity to expand to adjacent projects it could make sense to cover. There&#x
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Thanks! I toyed with the idea since 2014, after I was stuck managing a Django codebase with a gnarly middleware for a multi-tenanted website that precluded an easy upgrade. I bookmarked this thread in 2019 where tptacek provided the impetus
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   Thanks :) I also want to experiment with reduced pricing for non-profits, but first have to get the basics down and ship the free and enterprise versions. And then pay back a huge debt to Django with code contributions and corporate sponsor
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   by codestasis 5y ago

   I've had the opposite experience, working smoothly with Django for a decade except for one huge Flask project. Which essentially re-built Django... badly. I later tried and enjoyed Flask for a really small solo project, so I don't
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    by codestasis 5y ago

    Congratulations to the Django project and contributors on a big LTS release. And a huge thank you for the consistently excellent framework that so many have built their web dev careers on. I'll post this as a Show HN soon, but I'l