Does Wagtail goes well with django-disqus?
THIS post made me a think that there might be issues on the way. Anybody have any experiences with using/integrating both?
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I am trying to use django as the platform for a website development. I was using wordpress so far. I liked its CMS and admin system. Can I make a function rich admin backend with django that has; pages, menus, categories, tags, posts, images etc. as the wordpress. In order to make it look good, is it possible to use boostrap or similar dashboard templates? How much of difficulty are you expecting for this project?
Looking forward for your opinions
Thanks
Django admin is a great utility that comes with django, which helps to create basic CRUD application very quickly.
Now customizing it can be somewhat difficult because it is tightly coupled.
Thought the docs are awesome and you can see if the customization will get your work done. There are many themes available such as django-suit, django-jet etc. which makes it even more awesome.
You might also want to have a look at django-cms and wagtail.
Hope it helps!
I can't seem to find an easy way to add a captcha to Zinnia's blog comments. Surely other people have had this problem and already solved it?
Not a captcha, but Zinnia will allow you to plug in a spam protection backend.
The documentation suggests Akismet, TypePad or Mollom
I'm facing to big project. It's gonna be eshop administration and I dont have much experiences with Django admin. I've realized only CRUDs.
My question is if is there a way and how much is that way painful to implement some advanced stuff in django admin - basically the stuff that u have to write by yourself like complicated product adminsitration incuding variants is.
In the other hand the administration will include common CRUDs and flat pages, so it would be cool if there is a way how to use django admin CRUDs and Flatpages app.
Would you guys go for django admin or in this case you would write the admin in your own way?
Thank you guys.
EDIT:
Update from customer: The project is gonna be just eshop admin. The frontends (eshops) arr gonna by implemented individually.
You really have to provide us more details on the project's specifications in order to answer your question.
What you should do is:
Outline all specifications and requirements for the project
Find if out if there are third party apps that meets some of those requirements
When you have those two things you can make a decision whether it's worth using Django Admin for your project.
How would one go about this? I've done this previously with RoR using BrowserCMS, but how would I even go about doing something like this transparently on a django based site/app?
The idea is to be able to allow users to publish their own pages for their data, but then that data could be pulled for the app's purpose. Not too difficult really, its the CMS part that has me scratching my head.
Any links? Blogs? Gits? Hints? All appreciated.
TIA
Django-CMS is absolutely awesome. It is the base application for 99% of what I build in my freelance business. You'll be hard pressed to find a CMS that is easier to extend or work with than Django-CMS.
as it says, I want django cms engine that have the capabilities of wordpress.
I wanna build something like tutsplus.com network but want it in python/django base.
Django is a framework, so it would be a bit more involved than wordpress for the most part to make something like tutsplus out of the box.
Check out
http://pinaxproject.com/ (I dig pinax) or
https://github.com/nathanborror/django-basic-apps
But you might also want to dig deeper into django based CMSs (via other posts) like:
Django CMS which is the best?
Integrate existing blog code into Django-CMS?
more detailed list of Django based CMSs here:
http://djangopackages.com/grids/g/cms/
Hope that helps.
I have experience with django-cms and I found it very well documented and easy to start with. I still have to figure out good way of putting forms into it.