Django REST framework 3.0
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Django REST framework 3.0
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Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#2Woo!
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#3Congrats @tomchristie (and all those involved). DRF is the only thing that ever makes me jealous of Django.
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#4Tom, congratulations! This is exceptional work. It's exciting to see this release come to fruition via your Kickstarter campaign and a whole lot of work on your part along with the Django community.
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#5I'm loving this Kickstarter model for major open source software. Just in the Django community we're getting incredibly high quality work between migrations in Django 1.7, Django REST Framework 3.0, and the PostgreSQL extensions Kickstarters.
I've only been paying attention to the Django world with these Kickstarters, but is this catching on in any other sphere of software development (Ruby, Java, .NET)?
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#6Congrats. Any recommended resources for experienced django dev on beginning with mobile/REST on django/iOS ?
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#7I'm loving this Kickstarter model for major open source software. Just in the Django community we're getting incredibly high quality work between migrations in Django 1.7, Django REST Framework 3.0, and the PostgreSQL extensions Kickstarters. I've only been paying attention to the Django world with these Kickstarters, but is this catching on in any other sphere of software development (Ruby, Java, .NET)?
There was recently an Indiegogo project for improving the template engine in Django too.
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#8Well done, congratulations. Are there any plans to continue the Flask port of the framework?
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#9Well done, congratulations. Are there any plans to continue the Flask port of the framework?
I'm not sure at the moment, we'll see once the remaining bits of the kickstarter work (releases 3.1 and 3.2) are done and released.
Re: Django REST framework 3.0
#10I'm loving this Kickstarter model for major open source software. Just in the Django community we're getting incredibly high quality work between migrations in Django 1.7, Django REST Framework 3.0, and the PostgreSQL extensions Kickstarters. I've only been paying attention to the Django world with these Kickstarters, but is this catching on in any other sphere of software development (Ruby, Java, .NET)?