I’ve pulled the most common bits out of the Django views where I had rendered ODFs before and have the itty-bitty beginnings of an ODF handling/rendering library started now. “Library” is a bit of a stretch, since its only a few functions and a Bash script, but it abstracts the most mysterious/tedious parts of ODF […]
Tag: Django
Using Unmanaged Django Models of Postgres Views in a Pre-existing Schema
This discussion covers the way Django 1.4 and Postgres 9.1 work as of mid 2012. If you have trouble with this or very similar code let me know and we can post your examples. Some of us like Python. Some of us are subjected to working with the Web, at least from time to time. […]
Object-Relation Mismatch: Comparing Strawberries and Sunglasses
I’ve been spending a lot of time lately writing a rather large suite of business applications. The original customer was a construction company which needed a replacement for their estimation system. Then the same customer needed a facility pass management system to make the insane amount of bit-shoveling/paperwork involved in getting security clearances for workers […]