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Marina Mele has experience in artificial intelligence implementation and has led tech teams for over a decade. On her personal blog (marinamele.com), she writes about personal growth, family values, AI, and other topics she's passionate about. Marina also publishes a weekly AI newsletter featuring the latest advancements and innovations in the field (marinamele.substack.com)

Having fun with Google charts: double y-axes and more!

Posted on April 2, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

This is my first post about Google Charts, an amazing tool to create simple charts in your html files. It is free and really powerful, with a lot of options and easy to implement. In this first post you’ll learn how to create a simple LineChart with three different data series. Two of them follow…

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Document your Django projects: reStructuredText and Sphinx

Posted on March 30, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

Check this post to learn how to document a Django project! You’ll get an introduction to the reStructuredText markup language, learn how to install Sphinx, a library that takes the docstrings of your code and compiles them into nice html pages, and configure it for a Django project. Marina MeleMarina Mele has experience in artificial…

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13 useful tips about Python datetime objects

Posted on March 23, 2014June 19, 2015 by Marina Mele

The Python datetime library provides several useful objects to manipulate times and dates. I’ve been using them a lot lately, and I want to share some useful operations that might be useful to you as well 😉 You can find a video version of this post at the bottom of the page 🙂 Marina MeleMarina…

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Tools for Testing in Django: Nose, Coverage and Factory Boy

Posted on March 19, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

In this post, you will learn how to install and use Nose, a tool for running your tests in Django. You’ll learn how to run and configure Coverage, so that it reports only the packages and directories of interest. And also, you’ll learn how to install and use Factory Boy in your tests (an alternative…

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Install and configure Sublime Text 3 for Django

Posted on March 16, 2014June 7, 2015 by Marina Mele

In this post, you’ll learn how to install Sublime Text 3, my new discovery regarding editors. It has made my life easier! Moreover, I’ll show you how to configure it to help you when coding with Django! Marina MeleMarina Mele has experience in artificial intelligence implementation and has led tech teams for over a decade….

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Django best practices IV: Models, forms, managers, urls, admin, views and signals.

Posted on March 12, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

This is the fourth post about I write about how to build a Django project from scratch, focusing on the project structure, internationalization and localization configuration, models, managers, views, forms and templates. Take a look at Part I, Part II and Part III. In this post, I’ll show you how to create your fist app, with its models,…

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Django testing: Doctests and Unittests

Posted on March 9, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

In this post, I introduce testing in Django and discuss the two common ways of performing tests: using Doctests and using the library unittest. You’ll learn how to start writing your first test as well as the main differences between these two ways of testing. Note: this post uses the old Test Suit, used in…

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Django best practices III: Install South, Localization, Internationalization and Django-registration

Posted on March 5, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

This is the third post about I write about how to build a Django project from scratch, focusing on the project structure, internationalization and localization configuration, models, managers, views, forms and templates. Take a look at Part I and Part II here. In this post, I write about how to install South, how to prepare your…

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Install Celery with Django on Heroku and create a Periodic Task

Posted on March 1, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

Previously, I wrote about How to install Celery on Django and Create a Periodic Task. This post extends that post to the particular case of how to install it on Heroku. You can also know more about how to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Marina MeleMarina Mele has experience in artificial intelligence implementation and has…

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Django best practices II: Project structure and HTML5 Boilerplate implementation

Posted on February 19, 2014September 26, 2014 by Marina Mele

This is the second post about how to build a Django project from scratch, focusing on the project structure, internationalization and localization configuration, models, managers, views, forms and templates. Check the first part here. In this post, I write about how to build an ordered project structure: where you should put your apps, libraries and…

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