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I currently use Tasypie. Would I gain anything switching to Django REST framework?
django-debreach
django-redis
jinja2
pytz
I also recommend installing `flup` and running via fastcgi, but that's open to interpretation.
I currently use Tasypie. Would I gain anything switching to Django REST framework?
Bonus points that Daniel Lindsay (tastypie author) got a job with Amazon, works on boto, and does very little with tastypie anymore. D-R-F is actively maintained and is a bit nicer to work with. Also, the autogenerated apiview "self documenting api" is super duper nice.
I'm fed up with this kind of oppressive language. This is heteronormative and is discriminatory to the mentally ill. It's stuff like this that leads to the imbalance and under-representation in the industry. Let's boycott this author.
(I would love not to have to write "" but having seen some of the comments here, I think I need to. I wonder how many white-knights-for-women use language like this without thinking. We need some flexibility in the way people are allowed to express themselves.)
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The APIs are more sane. Added bonus of a cool HTML api explorer view.
How do you square that with the article? It specifically says that that Django REST is "insane".
What are people using these days for compiling their static assets (js minification + concatenation, etc)? We have been using django-pipeline but it has been a nightmare.
I've found django-allauth a bit friendlier than django-social-auth, and it covers registration of local accounts in one package.