Django Packages - a place to review Django apps, frameworks, and projects.
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As the title says
Cause we don't have a common search field.
It would be useful if the "Repo" row in a grid contained links to the actual repository. That way you could quickly open a few packages in tabs to compare.
After filling out the password reset form I get the following message:
"We have sent you an e-mail. If you do not receive it within a few minutes, contact us at [email protected]."
I'm pretty sure I can't contact you guys as [email protected]
That or maybe pypi_version needs to be removed from the database altogether?
Appears to be doing a string sort, rather than actual integer value.
http://www.djangopackages.com/categories/apps/ shows order as 9, 7, 5, 4, 43, 40, 3...
Many django packages in general are described briefly, making it hard to grasp what the package does. How about promoting the use of screenshots, in order to make it easier to see what a package does?
Add more verbose title to main page. "Welcome" is nice, but not very useful for people who save site to bookmarks or delicious.com.
My proposition:
"Django Packages - django reusable apps, sites and tools directory."
When putting 'http://github.com/ojii/django-login-as' as repo-url, the slug and pypi-slug field get filled with 'django-login-' instead of 'django-login-as'
The search textfield is a bit hidden, even at the homepage. How about displaying it at every page, in the top header?
And have 1 misspelling in the message for recovering the password.
Talk to jezdez about getting PyPI to properly expose the license metadata
http://docs.python.org/distutils/setupscript.html#additional-meta-data
Latest version 0.10.6 is shown on:
http://www.djangopackages.com/packages/p/mezzanine/
Yet in the grid it's 3 months old:
http://www.djangopackages.com/grids/g/cms/
Cheers,
Steve
The list of bitbucket participants only contains the creator of the repo. Other admins are not listed. Is this information not available or is it just not implemented?
Password reset email body text opens with:
"You're receiving this e-mail becuase you or someone else has requested a password for your user account at Pinax."
This is somewhat confusing.
The subject of the same message is also kind of strang:
"Password reset e-mail sent"
locmem does not cut it
Maybe if the API docs were somewhat more specific? (what is the base URL for the API calls? or how a "category list" is presented?)
The site looks as it should when you go to www.djangopackages.com
But djangopackages.com without the www looks funny. It's not loading home.css, which contains the styling for the "latest 5" table, big search box, and other homepage-specific items.
bmihelac Bojan Mihelac reports:
@audreyr nice work, but horizontal scroll bar is broken in chrome (see grids)
Probably has to do with the sticky footer http://www.cssstickyfooter.com/
This may take too much voodoo. But if this could be made to work well, could potentially really improve the UI for large grids. A possible implementation:
http://www.novasoftware.com/download/jquery_fixedtable/jquery_fixedtable.aspx
Thanks all who suggested it!
I think it would be neat to have more social features such as being able to see all the packages people use.
http://djangopackages.com/grids/g/layout/
Click on DJANGO-GENERIC-FLATBLOCKS / URL-based content (it's the only empty cell) - get the server error.
Would be useful for development to have access to a more up to date dump of the production database
By definition, a tree is hierarchical, so this looks silly. I suggest you rename the section to "Trees and Graphs", or to be more precise, "Trees and other Graphs".
If we did the profile fields right this would mean we could generate colophons per user and finally generate a valid Leidel number.
package_updater had the commit calls commented out. This needs to be fixed ASAP.
Memcache has some limits on the keys that it will accept. By hashing all of the keys, we can get around this problem, without introducing the possibility of cache key conflicts.
More information on this from Ericflo's django-newcache project on github:
Keys in memcached come with many restrictions, both on their length and on their contents. Practically speaking, this means that you can't put spaces in your keys, and they can't be very long. One simple solution to this is to create an sha1 hash of whatever key you want, and use the hash as your key instead. That is what we do in newcache. It not only allows for long keys, but it also lets us put spaces or other characters in our key as well.
Currently http://djangopackages.com/api/v1/ is returning a server error page
I noticed newly added packages added to http://www.djangopackages.com aren't showing up in the rss feed of New/updated Django packages on http://www.djangoproject.com/community/
I seem to remember them showing up there previously ?
Thanks
Ant
simple related model - title, URL
can point to non RTD docs, blogposts, tutorials, demos etc
origin of this idea is that many packages have their initial and often only documentation in an opening blog post
Not sure if there would be problems with signal-to-noise, but as long as this is being curated more or less openly by the django community - I think it would be OK.
Someone added djangosites.org as a package. That should not be allowed
Make the title tag display better information. Also have the meta title, meta description, and meta keywords use relevant info.
Jannis Leidal wanted articles on features packages.
To get better insights in the quality of packages, I think it would make sense to add a rating/commenting system.
When the bitbucket account is empty, my profile displays a long list of packages, suggesting I've written those.
It would be great to order things by more than just PyPi downloads.
For example:
http://djangopackages.com/categories/apps/
Sentry has a large amount of watchers, but very few PyPi downloads because it's new. There are also other projects which may be entirely driven off of git checkouts.
I tried to search for 'django-classy-tags' but it didn't find it, despite the slug in the URL being django-classy-tags (=djangopackages.com knows the slug). IMHO the search should include the slug.
Currently we do not deeply enough to ensure that users are not duplicating package entries.
all grids have html title of "DjangoPackages: "
I've just added django-flag, but couldn't find a appropriate grid to display it at.
I think tagging will be a valuable addition to find packages across various topics. (e.g. everything related to social media, or everything related to commenting).
The packages I've tagged as "I use this" can't be found anywhere at my profile.
I'd like to keep bookmarks of useful packages, but couldn't find a way.
Hi, please check http://djangopackages.com with Opera browser...
I created a grid called Storage Backends. After that I clicked Add a Package searched for and selected django-cumulus. When I clicked that search result it added Djanmon instead of django-cumulus to the grid.
Just a suggestion… I think "other" sounds like it's not very well defined. "Library" is the term used to describe code that is imported into your code. That sounds like what you're looking for.
During the sprints I hacked together templates in a stream of consciousness and its only grown organically. I don't want anything in root folders. I want things to be in all places:
package
----includes
--------_dlat.html
--------_flurg.html
----templatetags
--------_blag.html
--------_clurg.html
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