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by roam 10mo ago
With regards to args and kwargs? None. Your callable is basically replaced with a Task instance that’s not callable. You need to invoke its enqueue(*args, **kwargs) method and yeah… that’s of course not typed.
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A first look at Django's new background tasks(roam.be)
156 points by roam 10mo ago|44 comments
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Django Spotlight: SimpleLazyObject and Co(roam.be)
2 points by roam 10mo ago|0 comments
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by roam 14y ago
Don't use IoC if you don't need it, but I'll explain why we need it in our case: some customers require different implementations. That's where the DI part comes from -- to enable us to load a different dependency based on the customer. N
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by roam 14y ago
No doubt for styling purposes.
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JQuery UI icon name map(roam.be)
2 points by roam 14y ago|0 comments
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by roam 14y ago
Off-topic, but a heads up to the Mixpanel team: your announcement email sucked . A single big image containing all text? Come on. You guys can do better than that.
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Bye bye advertising, hello design(amsterdamadblog.com)
2 points by roam 14y ago|0 comments
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by roam 14y ago
Fantastic! What the hell does it do? I'm not signing up without knowing a single thing about this service.
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Responsive Design View | MDN(developer.mozilla.org)
3 points by roam 14y ago|0 comments
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Using Passbook as a portfolio(roam.be)
1 points by roam 14y ago|0 comments
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by roam 14y ago
Seriously? Nine out of ten companies will turn "make it suck less" into "make it even better". Apple dropped the ball, Apple does some very questionable things, but please stop this idiotic bashing, whether it's targeting Apple, Microsoft,
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by roam 14y ago
I imagine most of those icky suggestions are coming from people who used to run php on hosts with a lot of restrictions. You're right, this should definitely be a part of a best practices guide.
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by roam 14y ago
What's confusing you? (I'm trying to help, not being snarky) If you want to invoke some Django-based logic at regular intervals without having to install Celery (and monitoring and a decent queue) you'll opt for a management command. The li
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by roam 14y ago
http://widgetthemes.be/ - premium jQuery UI themes that don't suck.
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by roam 14y ago
Bug #1: illegible text on the website. Browser: mobile Safari.
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by roam 14y ago
I haven't tried it out just yet, but you should certainly keep working on it. Great idea!
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Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs(nytimes.com)
896 points by roam 15y ago|249 comments
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by roam 15y ago
The reason you have to start looking in settings.py and urls.py is because you used "django-admin.py startproject". Why would you do that? Probably because it provides a nice and common layout with some sensible default configuration. But y
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by roam 15y ago
If that's what you're expecting you will be disappointed: it's simply a Git client, a (very nice) GUI alternative to the command line.
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by roam 15y ago
Please proofread the copy of your website. The titles on the site make zero sense to me unless I take a moment to parse them again and again. I mean, "Sparse Rss Pro Best Android Full Text New Reader Application" just screams spam to me. :)
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by roam 15y ago
Key part: "to any web app". You'll need some kind of OAuth provider on top so people can just plug it in right next to their Google, Twitter or Facebook providers.
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by roam 15y ago
Build something that can expose any LDAP to any web app safely and you'd probably make millions.
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by roam 15y ago
I... don't understand your problem. Is it a PITA to split settings files every single time you start a new project? Yes, sure. Does it take more than five minutes to do so? No. Really, Flask's config options are better, but they aren't tha
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by roam 15y ago
You might want to have a look at "Design for Developers": https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3283162
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by roam 15y ago
Look, noahc is absolutely right. If you think Notepad++ is holding you back when coding HTML and CSS, you're wrong. You need practice. So practice. Have a look at PatternTap ( http://patterntap.com/ ) to find inspiration for specific bits o
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by roam 15y ago
If you mean the rendering of form fields across browsers and OS, you're probably looking for Uniform: http://uniformjs.com/ .
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by roam 15y ago
Thanks! It actually looks pretty great for something put together in the span of 48 hours. (But I think you guys forgot to filter the proposal queryset by account in the SnippetForm.)
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by roam 15y ago
IE has been doing the same thing for years.
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by roam 15y ago
Or go for the Play framework: http://www.playframework.org/

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