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Testing your first Django app

This is my unofficial part five for the Django tutorial, I've attempted to write in a similar style and hopefully will be a useful starting place for those starting with Django (or just testing Django)

My Project 52 and Managing Yours

I skipped the introduction post last week but thought I'd take the opportunity this week after some of the discussions on the mailing list. So here are my humble thoughts of P52.

Fun with Balls

When I learn a new language I like to create a basic application that has some 2D balls (spheres if you prefer) bouncing on the screen. Here is my JavaScript effort.

Nicer dynamic forms in django

I used to make dynamic forms for Django in very bad way, I'm happy to admit that now as I've improved my process. Discussion and examples of how I recommend you tackle dynamic forms.

SiteSprint - The post-mortem

STOP CODING! SiteSprint has finished. Did you take part? How did you get on? Remember to write up how you got on! This post is a quick wrap-up of my Sitesprint experiences

Django, it's just Python.

'Django; It's just python' A statement I've heard a few Django people use. I happen to think its quite relevant and important to remember. Django is stupidly easy to get started with, you feel empowered when you make your first website and its amazing but at this point you wouldn't claim to being a python coder would you?

Itchy Fingers

Last night after I got home from techmeetup I had itchy fingers, the domain transfer had finally came through so I flipped the switch. My new website and sitesprint effort is now officially launched!

SiteSprint - The development so far

Progress report of what I've done and what I want to do next as we approach the half way point! Are you doing sitesprint? How's your site coming along?

Websites and Comments

Discussion about comments and how I hope to implement them on this website for sitesprint. What I like and what I don't like.

Nested Code Blocks

Nested if statements in functions or loops in python and how they should be formatted.

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