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adamj.eu
Here's an application of "test smarter, not harder", as per Luke Plant's post. I came up with this recently whilst working on my client Silvr's project, and I'm pretty proud of it. It should apply to any project using Django's admin. |
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schinckel.net
[AI summary] The author details a Python/Django SaaS architecture that uses PostgreSQL schemas to isolate multi-tenant data on a single server, including custom Django South adapters for independent migrations. |
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www.paepper.com
Unit testing your models in Django As a good developer, you write unit tests, of course. You will probably even write your tests before implementing your logic in a test-driven approach! However, when developing complex models which have interactions and foreign keys, writing tests can get messy and complicated. Say you want to test a model which has many dependencies to other models via foreign keys. To create an instance of your model, you first need to create all the other model instances which your m... |
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newvick.com
b-trees database indexes partial index function-based index multi-column index |
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