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Forgotten Password In Django

Turns out that there are plenty of useful features in the Django admin that I never thought about. The other day I found the last task of a project of mine was adding the "Forgotten password" feature. It's basically a standard task included in every users-related project, but the whole process requires few interactions: clicking 'forgotten password' link writing user email where the password should be send to verifying email against users database sending confirmation link confirming link choosing password resetting password The whole 7-steps list (with UI and backend communications) could be boring and time wasting (usually). That's where… Continue Reading
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Django Framework – First Impressions

I've been researching the Django framework for the last 2-3 weeks in my spare time. It's development is going on and on and I see many interesting innovative concepts realised behind. I tried it 3 years ago for a course project when we had to integrate the PIL (Python Image Library) into a web project with the existing technology. It was still first version and not much functional though. Poorly documented as well, but as I see now it is almost complete. Python is a powerful language and a web framework based on it i s a great idea. There are few CMS systems based… Continue Reading
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Django Translations: Multilingual, i18n, App Names

Django is a popular web framework written in Python that provides dynamic generated content and allows rapid development for different systems in the Internet. It provides a great interface to other products (via web services), gives ability to design a scalable application and most important, lies on a powerful language as Python (in other words, what you could do in Python, you could somehow reuse it in Django either by a component or by defining a custom logic down there). In my experience two of the most important things in a web application (no matter the framework, system and language)… Continue Reading