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reinout.vanrees.org
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joaoventura.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The post is the first part of a tutorial series on how to set up internationalization and translation features in Django web projects. | |
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multitasked.net
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| | | | | In the context of a Django application (but this probably applies to any web development) I've been trying devin.ai. It creates pull requests to your repositories from the request you express to it through the browser or Slack. It works well and the quality of the code produced is quite convincing, as I expressed in a previous post, but this process is still full of friction. I still have to: | |
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geoff.tuxpup.com
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| | | How I Start: Django, Tailwind, HTMX (part 1) I wanted to try out some "modern" front-end development for a while, and I did. FastAPI is great. So is Svelte. But even though I found creating APIs that way to be a breeze, building a whole site that way felt much slower and heavier than using traditional server rendering. So I decided to give django a fair shake for a while, and I'm glad I did. | ||
