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Joined April 2009
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20 Jun 2021
I'm posting a few Django Rest Framework tutorials on YouTube. So far I published three videos covering how to start a DRF project, viewsets and authentication. Here is the playlist in case you are interested: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL… I will be updating it weekly :D
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5 Sep 2021
Yesterday I migrated the first Django project I implemented to Python 3.9 and Django 3.2. It was using Python 2.7 and Django 1.8, running on a Ubuntu 12 server with PostgreSQL 9.1. @pycharm helped a lot during the migration.
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5 Sep 2021
Another thing that amazed me in the process was the backward compatibility of @djangoproject. The biggest changes I noticed when migrating from 1.8 -> 3.2 was related to urls/path/reverse, the FKs on_delete and the removal of render_to_response function.
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5 Sep 2021
Black (@llanga) was also very handy in the migration process of the Python version. It conveniently fixed all the u"" strings.
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Vitor Freitas retweeted
9 Jul 2021
🎉 The Django News Newsletter Issue 83: Django htmx
Hear why htmx is so exciting, new Django, new Wagtail, more on automated tests, naming migrations, and more.
django-news.com/issues/83#st…
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8 Jul 2021
I just posted a new tutorial on my blog talking about 6 things you should know before using the default Django User model implementation (and ways to fix them!):
simpleisbetterthancomplex.co…
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27 Jun 2021
I just published a detailed guide on how I like to setup and organize my Django projects for production. For the past 4 years this has been my go-to setup sibt.co/3dkJNBZ
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Vitor Freitas retweeted
18 Jun 2021
Python 3.10 beta 3 is out. Please give it a try with your libraries — don’t get caught unawares when the final release goes out this fall! mail.python.org/archives/lis…
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24 May 2021
I'm trying this right now, looks really promising! I've always wanted a good solution to auto-format Django templates
24 May 2021
If you're using @djangoproject and have any templates, but have not checked out djhtml yet, you are really missing out 😩
It formats your templates very nicely, and the author has been making a ton of improvements.
github.com/rtts/djhtml/
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Vitor Freitas retweeted
21 Apr 2021
Support the Django Software Foundation. Get 30% off PyCharm. All proceeds go to the Django software foundation. jetbrains.com/pycharm/promo/…
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8 Jan 2021
Great website to discover Django related blogs out there: djangoblogs.com/ curated by @nemecek_f
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13 Dec 2020
anyone having issues with pycharm 2020.3? this version was released on the past weeks is annoyingly slow to resolve references.. i'm downgrading to 2020.2.5 for the time being
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Vitor Freitas retweeted
1 May 2019
Like Python books? Want to support @ThePSF? Check out this Python Bundle from @oreillymedia @humblebundle humblebundle.com/books/pytho…
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28 Feb 2019
i occasionally move code pycharm -> sublime -> pycharm just for the sublime multi line feature lol. i love the cmd D or the cmd shift L
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28 Feb 2019
sublime text multi line/cursor edit is still the best one out there... pycharm also have it, but it's not as good.. or I don't know how to use it effectively :(
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New blog post: For the past couple years, I've been telling people who ask me for advice not to go into data science. Here's why: The data science job market is way oversaturated. Here's what they should do instead.
veekaybee.github.io/2019/02/…
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Vitor Freitas retweeted
11 Feb 2019
Hold the line, shipping isn’t always on time—except today! We just released Bootstrap v4.3.0 with tons of new utilities, optional responsive font sizes, improved CSS compilation, and more. Also includes a preview of what’s next!
blog.getbootstrap.com/2019/0…
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