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…
How to install Celery on Django and Create a Periodic Task
Updated on December 2015! – Now for Celery 3.1.19 and Django 1.8.7. This post explains how to set up Celery with Django, using RabbitMQ as a message broker. It also explains how to create a Periodic Task
Django best practices I. Different environments, different settings files and Git.
Previously, I wrote a series of posts about how to deploy a Django app on Heroku, together with some best practices. But not everyone uses Heroku! Therefore, I’ll 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. In this…
How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part IV
This is the fourth part of a series on how to deploy a Django app on Heroku. How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part I. How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part II. How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part III. You will see that the main idea behind…
How to access multiple Heroku accounts from one Computer
Today I run into some trouble when I tried to access another Heroku account from my computer. After some research, I discovered the heroku-accounts plugin, which completely solved my problem! 🙂 Let’s see how it works…
How to use the HubSpot API with Python
In this post I will explain how to use the HubSpot API using Pyhton. I will focus in two diferent API requests: the total number of contacts in your database and the number of contacts that belong to one of your HubSpot lists.
How to format your comments in Google+
Are you writing comments on Google+? Are your comments made of boring plain text? Discover how to put some bold, italics, strikethrough, #hashtags and +Marina Mele (google profiles) on them!
How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part III
This is the third part of a series on how to deploy a Django app on Heroku. How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part I. How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part II. You will see that the main idea behind these posts is not to build a functional Django app….
How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part II
This is the second part of a series on how to deploy a Django app on Heroku. If you haven’t looked at the first part, you might want to do it now. Go to How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part I. You will see that the main idea behind these posts is not…
How to deploy a Django app on Heroku. Part I
This post is the first post of a series on how to deploy a Django project on Heroku. You will see that the main idea behind these posts is not to build a functional Django app. Instead, what I want to do is to give you a bunch of good practices on how to build…