edit: # ericflo pointed out something that I totally forgot about... render_to_string. And he's completely correct... It does exactly the same thing and most likely does it better... DOH! Well whatever... here is my version anyway ;)...

So lately I've been working out all the kinks of running Django via pydev/eclipse so I can do more dev on my local machine. Since localy I run windows but I deploy onto Ubuntu Linux I've come up with a little hack that lets me conditionally load my...

Here is a graph I generated from trendrr.com to show how many search results google blogs returns for ruby vs python. It makes me happy on the inside to see them so neck and...

OK I'm going to be completely frank. You VERY likely could do this FAR better. But! I looked and have yet to see anything that does this for Django. So, here is my half ass'd attempt at two very helpful methods I picked up from my shady rails past. So by...

I was working on perva.de and I needed to add a cookie to the response. Now thats not really a tough thing to do but it has one unfortunate side effect. Basically it makes you have to use the long handed method for rendering the template instead of being...

edit: This example is no longer appropriate for current versions of Django. Most of the features the wrapper provides are now part of the core pagination classes. Please see my newer post about the topic (with example). For my current project...