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Django Design Patterns by [Khan, Javed, Raaj, Shabda, Puthraya, Thejaswi]

Django Design Patterns Kindle Edition

by Javed Khan (Author),‎ Shabda Raaj (Author),‎ Thejaswi Puthraya (Author)

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Django design patterns is an ebook to help you with writing better Django code.

It collects Django design patterns classified in views, urls and logical areas, and contains more than 50 tips.

Length: 27 pages

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File Size: 116 KB
Print Length: 27 pages
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Publication Date: December 21, 2011
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Language: English
ASIN: B006OYO9SK
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John Kawakami

It's out of date, but it's also 99 cents ...

November 5, 2016

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It's out of date, but it's also 99 cents.

I read it as a tutorial, and got some value from it, but it was already a bit out of date. So, my suggestion is to read it if you need to understand some code from around 2014.

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Marcello Sias

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May 1, 2013

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This was a perfect book of best practices. Many of these I was already familiar with, some were new while others introduced a new way to solve a common problem. This book might be better titled: Django best practices: in note form.

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Karl Matthew

Awesome a must see!

June 2, 2013

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Great! P python rocks and this django book gives you a great peek into the inner workings! Awesome book. Wonderful!

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Anthony Hernandez

too short

March 24, 2014

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too short, please add more content to this book, thank you, but is not bad it is just too short

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FYI, It's an opensource book

December 29, 2011

Format: Kindle Edition

(edit: trying to get the links into the this review for people rather than the [...] magic.)

That means the entire source for the book is available online.

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If you really like the content and want to give the authors money by all means please buy this book. The ideas contained in there are useful and having them laid out like this can save you time. If you just need the knowledge (or even better want to contribute to the book!) then

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You can use that source to build your own epub/pdf/html/latex version of the book. Problem of course is getting said build to your device, but if you're reading this book I'm going to assume you can figure that one out =)

Now for the actual content review.
This books isn't design patterns a la the GoF (isbn: 0-201-63361-2), it's more like a collection of guidelines. There are some code examples but they're somewhat sparse. One big thing to be aware of is that some of the guidelines are not Django 1.3-esque. Case in point, the section on generic views. In Django 1.3, generic views as functions are suppose to be replaced with their class based views brethren. There are other places where the idea is presented but pretty much left as an exercise to the reader i.e. Audit Trail and rollback.

Enough criticism, the really useful sections that I wish I had known about as a newbie to django?
settings.py and localsettings.py, custom manager methods and using pdb remotely. Those three things would have saved me some pain early on.

The ideas presented are helpful and definite food for thought. Just don't expect fully fleshed out examples in this book.

p.s. Quick shout out to Python Weekly [...] for sending me over to this book.
pps Amazon, the restrictions on not posting links in reviews to relevant content? Annoying.

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A. Agronick

Wish it was longer

March 5, 2016

Format: Kindle Edition

This is the type of book Im looking for. There are a lot of beginner books out there. This book is a little dated though. No mention of class based views. And yes it is short. You can read it in less than an hour.

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