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A lot of the python books are really old. Versions of projects have moved on

I follow the twoscoopspress twitter account and they're talking about going to printers in Australia. I think they are trying to make it happen, its in their FAQ...

the problem with NOT fixing the layout issues is the negative reviews on amazon... which hurts sales. Ever see an amazon book that's well rated for print and poorly rated for the k…

i agree with you but i also understand the authors. there are trolls on reddit and other places that promote not buying the book and getting it off bittorrent.

I agree... how come real women developers like Lynn Root, Audrey Roy, Audrey Tan, Jessica McKellar aren't on the top of the gittip list? Its because of whitenighting!

Isn't two scoops also dedicated to Malcolm Tredinnick?

Yup, there is no way would those data protection commissioners ever, ever be corrupted through offers of money or secret threat like any other civil servant, political appointee, o…

I love mangodb. We use it for everything, even in Django. I love dcramer so much. He is the best!!!

Some of these implementations are awful. You should provide several to choose from and a review system.

I don't use most of django-extensions, but shell_plus would be awesome.

If you use web2py then you never have security problems.

This is bitbucket is yet again the best!!!!!

I migth not like Django, but its security is 100x better than Rails. Django fixes stuff right away, and doesn't have any stupid Yaml.load() bullshit.

Maybe starts are hard for you because you are stupid.

I just got a job for web2py! No more Django! Why do I love web2py? * batteries included * don't have to do all those stupid imports * documentations * better admin * ORM sucks. DAL…

Who doesn't like on HN especially the people downvote me so much.

It's my favorite web framework besides rails especially since I can use it with mongodb or google app engine but I'm not sure if ppl would read it. I have a lot to say but worry si…

Is it just me or does it look like the author of the gun.io talk copied liberally from the Boston Python talk?

He's got an affiliate link in the article. He is so greedy.

Lesson learned: always ask if they are using GitHub.