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What are advantages of using Django instead E-commerce/CMS systems on php?
I want to make an e-commerce site for a clothing store with Django, but I'm interested to know why should I use the framework
Your code can use Python-libraries. That is an advantage, because there are Python-libraries for just about everything immaginable. Especially if you want to build your own analytics, because there are many data-science libraries written in or for Python.
Also on a more subjective level Python's syntax is nicer than PHP's, but that's just an opinion.
Edit: you might be interested in https://www.django-cms.org/en/
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I want to get a better feel for class based views and see how they're used in real projects. I'm looking for projects that are exclusively built using class-based-views or at least have a significant use of class-based-views.
Check the source code of open knesset (Israeli website about the Knesset - not the official)
ye here is my opensource project which all used class-based view. that is a blog system named UUBlog.
git:https://github.com/djangochina/UUBlog/
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Im using django-tastypie and I'm very happy with it. But I really want to get the self documenting api feature from Django Rest Framework.
What solutions exist (or have people built) to get this kind of auto generated documentation that Django Rest Framework, but from a TastyPie based API ?
I haven't had a chance to use it myself but django-tastypie-swagger looks promising (https://github.com/concentricsky/django-tastypie-swagger/). Swagger itself is a great choice for API documentation (https://developers.helloreverb.com/swagger/).
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I am not aware of a really good Django-App which provides Wiki functionality.
There is http://code.google.com/p/django-wikiapp/ , but it is not that extensive and no activity anymore.
Any pointers of how to integrate an already proven (and known) Wiki to Django?
Checkout https://github.com/django-wiki/django-wiki. I've installed it and so far it looks very promising.
One of these many packages may suit your needs: Djangopackages.com wiki grid
www.djangopackages.com is a great resource for looking for apps.
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I wanted to know if there are any existing API's used to evaluate any pattern or something out of the real-time twitter feeds?
I'm looking for any API's/Web Services that could work with .NET
Thank You.
http://datasift.net/ does that to some extent (but you'll need to apply to be an alpha tester).
I've used it and it's pretty good.
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What Database Abstraction Layer libraries would you recommend for use with C++? I am more interested in solutions for non-Windows platforms, but that is personal preference. Which libraries would you recommend and why?
Take a look at SOCI
Apparently, it is a serious candidate for Boost.
Personally, I like the database template library.
I'd recommend using an ODBC library.
Here are the first two when I googled:
libodbc++
sqlapi++