"Sure, I will copy my Django development test project to a repository.
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"Sure, I will copy my Django development test project to a repository. It will be quick and easy."
—Marijke, uttering famous last words.
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@mahryekuh Is this a sample Django project you use when working on Django itself?
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@ehmatthes Yes! I haven't touched it in a while, and it has a bug now for some reason.
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Marijke Luttekesreplied to Marijke Luttekes last edited by
I have no idea what I was doing the last time I touched this project.
Usually, I'd git reset to a stable point, but eh…
The moral of the story is to make repositories for your "temporary" "test" projects.
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Marijke Luttekesreplied to Marijke Luttekes last edited by
I have no idea what I was doing the last time I touched on this project, but it is broken.
Usually, I'd git reset to a stable point, but eh…
The moral of the story is to make repositories for your "temporary" "test" projects.
It was a good moment for clean-ups, though.
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@mahryekuh I'd be curious to see it! I've often thought we'd benefit greatly from a small set of community-maintained development projects like this.
Here's one of my versions of this:
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@ehmatthes That is a nice sample project!
Mine is more what I use to mess around with to test some stuff. In particular, I heavily used it when updating the admin fieldsets.
It also applies several points from this article I wrote during Djangonaut Space:
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@mahryekuh That's a fantastic writeup. I think it's especially helpful for people who've only ever worked on standalone projects, rather than frameworks.
I think I will come back to this in the next few months. Thanks for bringing it up!
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@ehmatthes Thank you for the compliment!
