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Is there a blog engine that runs on Django (or at least python) that pulls the blog posts from github?
I really like the idea of Jekyll, which does this in Ruby, but would prefer a python/django solution.
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I think that what you're looking for in python is called hyde.
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I have a database that can be fetched using mysql query and send the data as response for an ajax jquery request. Which python framework would be best suitable to satisfy this primary need?
Thanks in advance.
Flask. Just use Flask.
Honestly you'll finish your project in 20 minutes.
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Today I found out that cherrypy documentation page does not work anymore. Does anyone know an alternative source of documentation?
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>>> import cherrypy
>>> help(cherrypy)
Might be a good option or http://docs.cherrypy.org/stable/ works for me!
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Can I get a list of popular blog engines written in python?
google didn't help much!
How about this list:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonBlogSoftware
Although I can't speak to how popular any of these are.
also among the popular static site generators written in python that are missing from the above list.
Hyde: http://ringce.com/hyde (now being developed at https://github.com/hyde/hyde)
Pelican: http://pelican.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Blogofile: http://www.blogofile.com
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I am learning to create a website using google app engine with python and django. Does anyone have sample websites with open source that i can look at and learn from ?
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A nice variety of example projects:
http://code.google.com/p/google-app-engine-samples/
Checkout rietveld, a code review web app along with its source code.
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Is there somewhere a summary of discussions regarding issue tracker choice for Python development? If not, do you have some links to such discussions?
The Python infrastructure committee was once tasked to propose a new bug tracker for python-dev, replacing SourceForge. Brett Cannon's report gives the outcome. As you probably know: the choice was made for Roundup.