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Video: Programming Django, part 4
Programming with the Python Django web framework
Part 4 of the video workshop with Douglas Napoleone
Video: Programming Django, part 3
Programming with the Python Django web framework
Part 3 of the video workshop with Douglas Napoleone
Video: Programming Django, part 2
Programming with the Python Django web framework
Part 2 of the video workshop
Django Video Workshop
Programming with the Python Django web framework
The screencast is from Douglas Napoleone of the Python Software Foundation, programming a step-by-step solution for a simple database web application,
Going Live: "This Week in Django" at DjangoCon
It all starts with a tweet.
For more than 36 episodes over the past 10 months, Trier and Rosner, the co-hosts of TWiD, have been weekly voices of the Django community – discussing big news, tracking trunk releases, covering community notes, and inviting the occasional guest to join the discussion. And this weekend, at the first ever DjangoCon, the TWiD crew gets its chance to broadcast live and uncut in front of all their peers – the community that powers the content driving TWiD each and every week.
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Fedora Continues 32-Bit Support
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Linux Kernel 6.17 Drops bcachefs
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