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Comment #3366683
This is why theres people who say you shouldnt use an orm at all. I have to admit intially i liked the django orm however after a while i found that i prefered or wanted to make th…
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Comment #3366675
Again i will disagree with you on that. One of the benefits of node and why its becomingly increasingly popular is that it allows ease of development with the benefits of scale bui…
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Comment #3366667
The problem in part is with hackernews actually. I dont find it very conducive to good discussions. I rarely comment myself actually. Most comments seem to be he said/she said and …
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Comment #3366614
Id have to disagree with that myself. While node and mongodb are both "shiny" they are because they solve a problem that people have and offer solutions to problems that are very a…
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Comment #3366606
Yawn.
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Comment #3366602
No idea what defers and only are. Actually maybe only was what i was looking for. The django documentation for many things such as this is almost non existent. Some of it is from o…
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Comment #3366599
Part of this though is because web apps are for better or worse increasingly being almost nothing but javascript. And it becomes tedious moving back and forth between javascript an…
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Comment #3366595
Nice how i get voted down. Thus proving my point about the python and django communities. So glad i moved to node. I will still consider using python for backend stuff though.
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Comment #3366587
This is another reason why i moved off of django. This arrogant attitude of belittling other people when they have problems. I expect this from the rails community not from python.…
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Comment #3366579
Theres a couple of issues i had with it personally. It doesnt work that well with nosql. Also i found it difficult to customize or do certain things that i wanted to do. Some of th…
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Comment #3366572
Of course it depends what libraries youre looking or. If youre looking for libraries for build the "basics" of a web app then there are plenty of libraries available. If yore doing…
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Comment #3366569
After developing a v1.0 of a project with django i ended up also moving to node.js as well as mongodb as opposed to postgresql. I found myself increasingly wrestling with django. I…
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Comment #3343710
I dont know about projects on github, but im involved in a couple of projects that are looking for developers. One is for a non profit. And one is for a for profit. They are using …
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Comment #3304497
Ya lower prices. Make it like 99 dollars or something and it will sell like hotcakes. Or hell even cheaper.
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Ask HN: Do sites that use python like spotify and dropbox use a framework?
Hello. I was wondering if sites like Spotify and Dropbox that apparently use python extensively use a framework like pylons or flask or django or if they create their own? Thank yo…
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Is anybody using the Pyramid framework?
Hello. I have used django and wanted to take a look at the pylons framework to see how it differs. But i see it seems to have reached its "end of life" and now the main focus of th…
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Comment #3189799
I used ubuntu for 5 years or so and finally moved off of it almost 2 years ago. I was a huge linux fan until i used ubuntu. Which intially was great but soon became nothing but mar…
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Comment #3180172
I had a similiar experience myself actually. You should actually check out the R language if youre interested in scientific computing. Speaking of the python communittee i watched …
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Comment #3178862
Postgis is far from perfect and in actuality is more geared towards geographical survey types of applications then location based. They used cassandra at least for some of their ar…
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Comment #3178854
I was just looking into the geolocation issue myself recently. Looked at simplegeo but decided against it. The question really is what is your app going to do. The difficulty reall…
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Comment #3160250
Ive been working with python/django for about 6 months now so i wouldnt call myself an expert but i understand where youre coming from and im willing to help you out. How best to c…
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Comment #3066686
In a basic application yes this is true. But if you have a large cluster and data is spread out it becomes more difficult not to mention time consuming to run that query. With redi…
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Comment #3053965
Tumblr is using scala? Any idea for what? I know ideeli was using jruby. Did they start using scala as well?
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Comment #3010658
In my original title i had added for a small applicaiton but then i decided i was curious to see about using for something beyond just something simple. But you are right about the…
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Comment #3010580
I didnt know that the issues in Mongo were fixed. I figured they would be eventually though.