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The link given for Mastering django says it does not have a channel

We need a new doc (not in the README) for how to build the website locally.

As the name implies, ReactPy is a python port of ReactJS.

Our Django support is relatively new, but ReactPy core is fairly old/stable. We are trying to get some more exposure to see what kind of django-specific features need development.

See here for project info: https://github.com/reactive-python/reactpy

We could use some more obvious copy on the website for info on how to fork on GitHub: https://awesomedjango.org/

This can go in _includes/header.html or _includes/footer.html.

GitHub is going to eventually make this change for us, but we should change it sooner than later to avoid anything weird breaking.

What do you think about splitting fields from the models section?
Maybe a model subsection could be a good solution.
If you agree I can submit a PR.

We need a footer (_includes/footer.html details with legal info and stuff.

Project Information

1. Project Name: django-modeltranslation
2. Project URL: https://github.com/deschler/django-modeltranslation
3. Description: Django-modeltranslation is a Django app that provides an easy way to translate Django model fields.

Criteria

Please answer the following questions about the project you are submitting. This will help us evaluate if the project should be included in the Awesome Django list.

1. Is the project new?

   • Yes
   • No

2. How long has the project been maintained?
   Approximately 4 years.

3. How many releases has it had if it's a library or package?
   The project has had multiple releases. The release history can be found at: https://github.com/deschler/django-modeltranslation/releases

4. Are you the author or are you submitting the project on behalf of a company?

   • I am the author
   • I am submitting on behalf of a company
   • Other (please specify)

5. What makes it awesome?
   Django-modeltranslation is a valuable addition to the Awesome Django list because it provides a seamless way to translate Django model fields, allowing developers to easily build multilingual websites or applications. It offers a simple and intuitive API to define translated fields and handles the database schema and form serialization automatically. This greatly simplifies the process of managing translations within Django projects and contributes to making Django a powerful and versatile framework for building internationalized applications.

Additional Information

The project has comprehensive documentation available at: https://django-modeltranslation.readthedocs.io/

It has a strong community support with a considerable number of stars, forks, and active contributors on GitHub.

Django-modeltranslation has been widely adopted and successfully used in various production applications. It has proven to be reliable and efficient in handling multilingual content, and it continues to receive maintenance and updates from the community.

Thank you for considering adding django-modeltranslation to the Awesome Django list!

I guess it gan be good idea to add navigation throught the sections to sidebar on https://awesomedjango.org/

The package is in the forms section. Must be in the editors section

There is no image source in ( /assests/django-logo.svg )

Should there be a warning for the Django 2.2 section?

Django 2.2 support ended a month ago on April 11, 2022

https://www.djangoproject.com/download/#unsupported-versions

With Django3.1 out and 3.2 just around the corner it would be beneficial to me to know which packages is fully async/ASGI compatible and which are not.

As an example, django-guid version 2.2.0 does not support ASGI due to using of threading, which obviously will break in an ASGI environment. Most requests will have the same thread, so the entire logic falls apart. With the new release coming up(not pushed yet, will most likely be this week), it will have full ASGI support. I assume there is plenty more packages like this, or which has huge performance impact of being async. I'd love if I could see an ASGI or async mark behind the package name if it's updated to support these technologies.

Hey there. Would you all be willing to add Actionable Django: A Django Course for Python Developers to the 3.1 book list? I'd be happy to send you a copy to review if you like.

Thanks,

Nat

@wsvincent want to add a deployment section?

https://testdriven.io/blog/production-django-deployments-on-heroku/

장고 어썸

I've just been reading through the list of packages and noted that bleach is listed as something that works well with django, but django-bleach isn't listed.

It's a mature package, first released 10 years ago, and makes integrating bleach to models and forms really simple.

https://github.com/marksweb/django-bleach

https://pypi.org/project/django-bleach/

Perhaps I could raise a PR to add this in - perhaps the forms section?

Please update settings to add GitHub Pages.

Please see #92 and let's switch the default branch to main first.

I've found that main awesome list (https://github.com/sindresorhus/awesome) doesn't contain any info about this awesome. Maybe you can submit it back to it?

We can also turn off the breakpoint debugging info too.

Project Information

1. Project Name: graphene-django-filter
2. Project URL: https://github.com/devind-team/graphene-django-filter
3. Description: This package contains advanced filters for graphene-django. The standard filtering feature in graphene-django relies on the django-filter library and therefore provides the flat API without the ability to use logical operators such as and, or and not

Criteria

1. Is the project new?

   • Yes
   • No

2. How long has the project been maintained?
   Approximately 1.5 years

3. How many releases has it had if it's a library or package?
   https://github.com/devind-team/graphene-django-filter/releases

4. Are you the author or are you submitting the project on behalf of a company?

   • I am the author
   • I am submitting on behalf of a company
   • Other - I am a contributor

5. What makes it awesome?
   This library helps in adding advanced filtering capabilities on top of existing graphene-django package in a very minimally invasive way. The standard filtering feature in graphene-django relies on the django-filter library and therefore provides the flat API without the ability to use logical operators such as and, or and not. This library makes the API nested and adds logical expressions by extension of the DjangoFilterConnectionField field and the FilterSet class. Also, the library provides some other convenient filtering features.

Additional Information

This project is successfully being used in production by many teams, and is a life saver for existing graphene-django based projects which need advanced filtering capability. Automated build actions including test suite runner, coverage and coveralls are set up for this project ensuring new versions are bug free.

Coverage from latest build (as of June 2023): https://coveralls.io/jobs/123065040

Thank you for considering adding graphene-django-filter to the Awesome Django list!

The last commit on xadmin was a year ago and there are 355 issues currently open. The demo is also not working. The devs are unfortunately not responding to queries or pull requests.

Why not unify the content?
https://github.com/rosarior/awesome-django

We should find a nicer-looking template for the domain since the existing one was a 30 minutes quick project.

Hi,
I would like to suggest to add django-baton (https://github.com/otto-torino/django-baton) in the admin section.

Thanks.

I may be biased, but is there any chance that Tango with Django can be added to the list of books? It works with 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2, and is aimed at beginners.

Recently Django has launched its official discord server, it should be included under the community list.

Link: https://discord.com/invite/xcRH6mN4fa

It is also in the official Django community page.

Thoughts on where to put this one?

Storing Django Static and Media Files on Amazon S3

It's Docker-based, so I was thinking under the Docker resources; but, it's really more about deployment. Perhaps a deployment section? Or a tutorials section?

We need an issue template to help with some expectations. Here is my quick riff on what we might want:

Our goal with Awesome Django is to highlight packages that we think are awesome and stand out above the rest.

Our goal isn't to be a comprehensive directory of 1000+ projects like Django Packages.

We are looking for projects that are:

• relevant to Django
• maintained
• release and support history
• stand out because they are useful and solve a unique problem
• we can't ignore your star count, but we don't have a high number in mind.

What we are NOT looking out for:

• unmaintained projects
• promote your project, service, or employer

• What makes this product awesome?
• Are you the author or a maintainer? (no points off for self-promotion)
• If your project is brand new, we don't have a minimum number of GH stars, but your project needs "enough" stars.
• Is this project maintained?
• If your project is published on PyPI, is there a history/pattern of keeping it updated?
• If your project/service is a paid product, do you work for the same company? (emphasis on disclosure vs. promoting your product/service/company)
• Django and Python are trademarked by their respective foundations, if your product, paid service, and/or domain name use these trademarks, do you have their permission to do so?

Hello Vincent!
Can you please order books by 'level' as beginner, intermediate, expert/for professionals?

It will help people to choose right book for themselves.

Hello, I found some broken hyperlinks:

• http://dokku.viewdocs.io/dokku/ (file: README.md, status code: 503)
• https://wsvincent.com/django-rest-framework-tutorial/ (file: README.md, status code: 404)
• https://wsvincent.com/django-rest-framework-react-tutorial/ (file: README.md, status code: 404)

Please consider adding https://github.com/epicserve/django-base-site/. I'm the author and I try to keep it updated. If not considered worthy, then please provide friendly feedback on what you would like to see changed.

django-wysiwyg-redactor repo is deleted from their author

http://awesomedjango.org/

https://github.com/model-bakers/model_bakery

@wsvincent following up with a note that we should clarify if we have a policy for adding blogs and tutorials. We want some history to know someone keeps up with new content vs. occasionally blogs like myself.

Maybe we should push https://djangofeeds.com more and not include them?

Thoughts on adding a Docker section with some basic resources?

The other Awesome-django link recorded in the Awesome List is broken, my guess is that the repo has being deleted.

Why not request a replacement?