Django Screencasts delivers periodic screencasts that help beginning to intermediate programmers get the most out of the Django Framework, a web framework built on top of the Python programming language. Each episode will either feature short focused tips and tricks that you can apply to your own project immediately, or longer tutorial pieces that help guide you in new subject areas. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/ (c) 2008 Michael Trier http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss en Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:27:36 -0500 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 13:24:21 -0500 self Django Screencasts delivers periodic screencasts that help beginning to intermediate programmers get the most out of the Django Framework, a web framework built on top of the Python programming language. Django Screencasts delivers periodic screencasts that help beginning to intermediate programmers get the most out of the Django Framework, a web framework built on top of the Python programming language. Each episode will either feature short focused tips and tricks that you can apply to your own project immediately, or longer tutorial pieces that help guide you in new subject areas. django, tech, programming, mvc, screencast, tutorial Michael Trier mtrier@eminentconsultinggroup.com Michael Trier clean http://media.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts_144.png http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/ 144 144 In this screencast I cover converting an existing application to the NewForms-Admin Branch of Django. We will cover hooking the NewForms-Admin into our urls.py module, extracting out the inner Admin class information into a NewForms-Admin class, handling the prepopulate_from, and organizing our admin class information into a separate module. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/7/ django-screencasts-7 Fri, 8 Feb 2008 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover converting an existing application to the NewForms-Admin Branch of Django. In this screencast I cover converting an existing application to the NewForms-Admin Branch of Django. We will cover hooking the NewForms-Admin into our urls.py module, extracting out the inner Admin class information into a NewForms-Admin class, handling the prepopulate_from, and organizing our admin class information into a separate module. 21:09 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover how to implement application based settings in a way that keeps the application pluggable. Watch this screencast and learn more. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/6/ django-screencasts-6 Fri, 1 Feb 2008 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover how to implement application based settings in a way that keeps the application pluggable. In this screencast I cover how to implement application based settings in a way that keeps the application pluggable. Watch this screencast and learn more. 9:00 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover how to map specific URLs to the Flatpages contrib. There are times when you want the advantages and flexibility of flatpages, but also do not want URL mapping to be open ended and are uncomfortable with the fallback middleware approach. Watch this screencast and learn more. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/5/ django-screencasts-5 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover how to map specific URLs to the Flatpages contrib. In this screencast I cover how to map specific URLs to the Flatpages contrib. There are times when you want the advantages and flexibility of flatpages, but also do not want URL mapping to be open ended and are uncomfortable with the fallback middleware approach. Watch this screencast and learn more. 15:14 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover NewForms Personalization. Often you have a drop down or some other field in your NewForm that you need to have personalized, or changed based on the logged in user or other instance criteria. This screencast will show you how to accomplish that in your applications. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/4/ django-screencasts-4 Thu, 13 Dec 2007 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover NewForms Personalization. In this screencast I cover NewForms Personalization. Often you have a drop down or some other field in your NewForm that you need to have personalized, or changed based on the logged in user or other instance criteria. This screencast will show you how to accomplish that in your applications. 13:31 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover adding custom management commands into your Django applications. Custom management commands are a method of extending Django’s built-in commands that are made available through the manage.py or django-admin.py scripts. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/3/ django-screencasts-3 Tue, 20 Nov 2007 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover creating custom management commands. In this screencast I cover adding custom management commands into your Django applications. Custom management commands are a method of extending Django’s built-in commands that are made available through the manage.py or django-admin.py scripts. 41:09 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover implementing model based feeds using the syndication framework. We’ll start where we left off last time and enhance our simple blogging application by adding feeds for individual sections of the website. We will walk through modifications to the urls.py, implementation of a model based Feed class, and changes to our base template to expose the feeds. Finally I will briefly cover how you can use Atom feeds in place of RSS. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/2/ django-screencasts-2 Thu, 25 Oct 2007 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover implementing model based feeds using the syndication framework. In this screencast I cover implementing model based feeds using the syndication framework. We’ll start where we left off last time and enhance our simple blogging application by adding feeds for individual sections of the website. We will walk through modifications to the urls.py, implementation of a model based Feed class, and changes to our base template to expose the feeds. Finally I will briefly cover how you can use Atom feeds in place of RSS. 33:06 Michael Trier no In this screencast I cover implementing Django’s syndication framework into an existing application. We’ll start with a simple blogging application and walk through what it takes to get syndication (rss feeds) implemented, covering modifications to the urls.py, implementation of a Feed class, creation of the templates, as well as adding syndication auto-detection in the browser. http://www.djangonetcasts.com/screencasts/episode/1/ django-screencasts-1 Tue, 16 Oct 2007 23:19:22 -0500 In this screencast I cover implementing Django’s syndication framework into an existing application. In this screencast I cover implementing Django’s syndication framework into an existing application. We’ll start with a simple blogging application and walk through what it takes to get syndication (rss feeds) implemented, covering modifications to the urls.py, implementation of a Feed class, creation of the templates, as well as adding syndication auto-detection in the browser. 15:12 Michael Trier no