Django snippets

For a while now I've been annoyed with the fact that, while
it's
relatively easy to build and advertise a complete Django
application,
it's relatively hard to advertise smaller pieces of useful
code; there
are tons of things in the "Cookbook" section of
the wiki and on
people's blogs, but it's almost impossible to keep track of
them all.

Hopefully, that will soon fade into memories of "that's
what it was
like in the old days", because today I've launched
djangosnippets.org,
a site whose sole purpose is to make it easy to post and
share useful
bits of Django-related code.

I "soft" launched this earlier today by telling
people at PyCon about
it, so we've got a little bit of content in there now, but
if you've
ever done some cool little trick that made your life easier,
I hope
you'll come by, sign up for an account and post it for all
to see, and
help the site fill out 

http://www.djangosnipp
ets.org/

(and, of course, the code behind the site is all available
under an
open-source license; see the "about" page for
instructions on how to
get it).

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On 2/26/07, James Bennett <ubernostrumgmail.com> wrote:
>
> For a while now I've been annoyed with the fact that,
while it's
> relatively easy to build and advertise a complete
Django application,
> it's relatively hard to advertise smaller pieces of
useful code; there
> are tons of things in the "Cookbook" section
of the wiki and on
> people's blogs, but it's almost impossible to keep
track of them all.
>
> Hopefully, that will soon fade into memories of
"that's what it was
> like in the old days", because today I've launched
djangosnippets.org,
> a site whose sole purpose is to make it easy to post
and share useful
> bits of Django-related code.
>
> I "soft" launched this earlier today by
telling people at PyCon about
> it, so we've got a little bit of content in there now,
but if you've
> ever done some cool little trick that made your life
easier, I hope
> you'll come by, sign up for an account and post it for
all to see, and
> help the site fill out 
>
> http://www.djangosnipp
ets.org/
>
> (and, of course, the code behind the site is all
available under an
> open-source license; see the "about" page for
instructions on how to
> get it).
>
Great! I like it. And the site is beautiful.

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On 2/26/07, limodou <limodougmail.com> wrote:
> On 2/26/07, James Bennett <ubernostrumgmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > For a while now I've been annoyed with the fact
that, while it's
> > relatively easy to build and advertise a complete
Django application,
> > it's relatively hard to advertise smaller pieces
of useful code; there
> > are tons of things in the "Cookbook"
section of the wiki and on
> > people's blogs, but it's almost impossible to keep
track of them all.
> >
> > Hopefully, that will soon fade into memories of
"that's what it was
> > like in the old days", because today I've
launched djangosnippets.org,
> > a site whose sole purpose is to make it easy to
post and share useful
> > bits of Django-related code.
> >
> > I "soft" launched this earlier today by
telling people at PyCon about
> > it, so we've got a little bit of content in there
now, but if you've
> > ever done some cool little trick that made your
life easier, I hope
> > you'll come by, sign up for an account and post it
for all to see, and
> > help the site fill out 
> >
> > http://www.djangosnipp
ets.org/
> >
> > (and, of course, the code behind the site is all
available under an
> > open-source license; see the "about"
page for instructions on how to
> > get it).
> >
> Great! I like it. And the site is beautiful.
>
Can you add RSS to the site, so that I can subscribe it to
see the
newest entries.

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On Sun, 2007-02-25 at 16:56 -0600, James Bennett wrote:
[...]
> 
> Hopefully, that will soon fade into memories of
"that's what it was
> like in the old days", because today I've launched
djangosnippets.org,
> a site whose sole purpose is to make it easy to post
and share useful
> bits of Django-related code.

Really nice work, sir.

Malcolm


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On 2/25/07, limodou <limodougmail.com> wrote:
> Can you add RSS to the site, so that I can subscribe it
to see the
> newest entries.

There's some very basic feed code in the app already, but
it's not
quite done and I want to get it right before I start
exposing it 

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On 2/26/07, James Bennett <ubernostrumgmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 2/25/07, limodou <limodougmail.com> wrote:
> > Can you add RSS to the site, so that I can
subscribe it to see the
> > newest entries.
>
> There's some very basic feed code in the app already,
but it's not
> quite done and I want to get it right before I start
exposing it 
>
Ok, thanks.

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Also, a few people have mentioned not getting account
activation
emails; I don't know what's up with that, but I just
manually
activated a bunch of accounts. If you register and don't get
an
activation email within twelve hours, let me know (email me
directly
-- don't spam the list) and I'll take care of you.

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It seems that I can not change the language type of a
snippets. So if
you can add changing language type functionality.

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Some suggestions:

For editing snippets, the title too short, and the code and
the
description maybe larger.

For displaying snippets, maybe the description is under the
code but
not in right side is better. Because some description maybe
long, and
the right side is too narrow to display. And if I can write
the
description in ReST?

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On 2/25/07, limodou <limodougmail.com> wrote:
> For displaying snippets, maybe the description is under
the code but
> not in right side is better. Because some description
maybe long, and
> the right side is too narrow to display. And if I can
write the
> description in ReST?

Probably not going to happen; I'm very happy with Markdown
and lots of
people know it. ReST is far more flexible, but less likely
to be
familiar to people.

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