Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
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Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#12Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#13You guys would lose your minds with envy if you saw how my company automates Flask :P
Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#14You guys would lose your minds with envy if you saw how my company automates Flask :P
Have any Flask projects in the wild for us to see? The "Powered by Flask" section in the Flask docs is full of quick toy projects.
Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#15The quality of this leaves a lot to be desired* and you would be better off with using a 1.4 project from somewhere like https://github.com/xenith/django-base-template . *Hardcoded ubuntu user and hardcoded py26 and py26 paths in different files: https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob... https://github.com/prototypemagic/django-projectbuilder/blob...
As stated in the docs, the server-side auto-deploy code assumes you're running Ubuntu. Removing such assumptions is a high priority (see TODO.md).
That said, the whole "start a new pre-configured Django project with lots of stuff pre-configured" thing is ready now and only assumes you're on a Unixy OS.
Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#16You guys would lose your minds with envy if you saw how my company automates Flask :P
Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
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#18Re: Show HN: Pre-configured Django project, Git repo, and virtualenv with 1 command
#19I also feel that if anyone or anything has to SSH into a server for deployment, it could be done better. I use Chef to automate all of this stuff; it's surprising that we have great tools like Chef, Puppet and CFEngine and people still feel the need to write custom collections of fragile scripts to get basic stuff done.