How to autocomplete django orm property or lookups in VSCode?
Just like it works in Pycharm Professional Edition as follow:
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I found some couple of packages to implement PostgreSQL HStore in Django from djangopackages.org. The most stared and most forked package was last updated in March 2, 2017 [DJANGO-HSTORE]. I think it is not maintained regularly. But as it at the top of the list I am confused about that should I use it in my project or there is a better option for me.
Which is the best and handy way to implement PostgreSQL HStore in Django?
It's been a while that django added bult-in support for hstore: docs
Hi I have already an existing project into django, now I want to use django cms for dynamic web pages and to gain many more functionality, but not able to find anywhere, how could I use django cms project as app into my django project. can anybody help me out, thanks.
The following tutorial should cover your needs:
Installing django CMS by hand
You should be able to install all the packages and dependencies without any problems, you only need to amend the URL setup to accommodate both for your existing app(s) and Django CMS.
Is there anything like App Ignite for django? Like something that allows you to create django apps with a GUI?
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Is there a Django backend for App Ignite? or plans for one?
From what I can tell it will only be available in PHP, but it's in closed beta at the moment. If you want a PYTHON gui framework, you can try looking at GuiProgramming
Edit: this might be useful: http://code.google.com/p/uml-to-django/ coming from GUI designer for managing Django models
I am really new to the world of App Engine development and I want to start with a test project on Django and GAE. I've done some research and found out that there are two major ways to use Django in my app on GAE.
Django-nonrel + djangoappengine
use_library() to load Django from SDK
Please tell about pros and cons of each way.
Is there anything better than django-nonrel if i will decide to distribute Django code with my project?
It's not a matter of two different ways to use Django - it's two different versions of Django. App Engine comes bundled with versions 0.96, 1.0 and 1.1 of Django, unmodified from the mainline release. Django-nonrel is a branch of Django, which adds support for App Engine for the database backend.
If you're writing a new app, and you want to use Django for the whole app, including the models, you should use Django-nonrel.
When using django-nonrel you can use all Django features (including admin, auth, models, queries). I don't have a complete list of django modules which are either not working or partly not working in app engine.
If you use the Django version via use_library you have to be careful with app engine's limitations (use their model api, their auth via google accounts and so on).
Hi everyone
I want to use django's built in authentication with mongodb. I have looked online and they aren't really any stable and solid solutions.
Has anyone mongodb fans out there who can point out to me how this can be achieved with minimal hacking? That would be great.
You can't simply use Django built in authentication with MongoDB because MongoDB is not supported as a back-end for django.db which is an ORM for Django Authentication. However you may use 3rd modules like MongoEngine or MongoKit to overcome this problem as they all provide Authentication Module for MongoDB Django apps.
Note: The folks at MongoEngine provide an awesome open source project named Mumblr which is good to use as a starter for your Django-MongoDB project.