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by dev360 14y ago
Uhm.. sounds like your doing a bunch of N+1 querying, this is generally fixed by overriding get_query_set to use select_related in your manager classes and then you set .objects. to point to the overridden manager class inside of your model
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by dev360 14y ago
I would argue the contrary.. Maybe you can give some examples? - Are you overriding in the correct places? In the beginning with TastyPie, I would override get_detail and such, often when I should have been overriding obj_get instead.. We a
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by dev360 14y ago
+1. We started with django rest framework and it was a disaster. The class-based approach gave very little practical reuse, and it was not granular enough to allow us to easily add validation rules or customize the fields to return from a m
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by dev360 14y ago
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by dev360 15y ago
This code is a complete abomination, why would you stick your neck out and defend it? What igorgue is saying is, even if somebody gave me this code, I wouldn't take it, and I concur.
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by dev360 15y ago
If you chimed in on this thread just so you can say what age you started programming, then chances are, this behavior is just exactly what the author is talking about. What annoys me the most is when these forms of expression are injected a
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by dev360 16y ago
You're not trying to say that academia is an imaginary world, are you?
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by dev360 16y ago
Just out of curiousity, I wanted to know what you think.. I realize that the problem is that the PKCS padding exception is timeable. Please correct me if this is naive, but what if I devised some code that did either of the following: 1. de