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neelesh
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Comment #962875
Agree. What we probably need is a nice way to switch between deployment/development setups, possibly by splitting settings.py like rails
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Comment #962799
"Why serving static files in development has to be a additional setup, as no developer wants to setup a server for serving static files, I am aware of ‘django.static.serve’ but sti…
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Comment #949961
This is good. The end-users/web devs will benefit. We have more options, more competition and hopefully better browsers because of the competition.
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Comment #913837
It would be great if I can select a template for my mail.Definitely not on the landing page, it would clutter such a nice and clean page. May be a 'More...' option?
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Comment #913830
May be franchise your service to other HN'ers in other countries? :)
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Comment #909879
I would upvote this a million times if possible
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Comment #138851
reasonably good with PyDev. Not as good as NB for RoR though
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Comment #138276
I used a slightly different approach of combining acts_as_tree (for faster updates/inserts) and added a dotted_id for faster reads. The dotted id is a string,as in 0001.0002.0007. …
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Comment #130585
Ubuntu ,NetBeans(for RoR), Eclipse(for Python/Django, Java)
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Comment #114634
The 404 not found page is tomcat's default page. A custom page would be better. The favicon is again tomcat's default. As someone mentioned earlier, the image quality needs improve…
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Comment #99787
We are consultants here in Bangalore and we have routinely done this on a Python/Django social networking web app and a Ruby on Rails web app. code-test-svn commit - svn export , p…
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Comment #79107
The preview is awesome! Hats off to your dedication!
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Comment #73622
That holds true for the given ruby implementation as well, since n is incremented only in the scope of foo and not in the calling scope. def foo (n) lambda {|i| n += i } end n=5 a …
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Comment #73439
The python implementation looks overly complicated. I was thinking that the ruby and python implementations would be very similar. Here it goes def foo(n): return lambda i:n+i Trie…