djangopeople.net on GitHub. I’ve released the source code for Django People, the geographical community site developed last year by myself and Natalie Downe (it hasn’t otherwise been touched since April last year, so it needs porting to Django 1.1). If you want a new feature on the site, implement it and I’ll see about merging it in.
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Awesome! Now you should get James to do the same with snippets so the community can improve that site too.
@bill : already done. Look at the about page : http://www.djangosnippets.org/about/
Nice! I've been toying with how to implement authentication on Django Events by deferring to Django People, but it required doing some funky hacking on top of standard OpenID. With the source, maybe we can come up with a shortcut for Django community sites to use Django People for authentication.
Hi Simon, thanks for releasing the djangopeople.net source code! What licence it's released under by the way?
Bohdan Ganicky - 4th May 2009 23:36 - #
Bohdan: good question - it's BSD licensed, I'll add that to the project.
Why not release it on bitbucket? ;)
jpartogi - 5th May 2009 14:23 - #
Nothing against mercurial, but I get the feeling more of my potential collaborators are on GitHub.
Simon - thanks for sharing. This has been very helpful as I'm learning Django.
troy - 7th May 2009 01:46 - #
Simon, James Bennet and Chris Moffit is on bitbucket. Django community should make bitbucket as the defacto standard since it is made with django :-d
jpartogi - 2nd October 2009 15:00 - #
That's perfect. Thank you a lot.
I have been looking for the code for a long time and couldn't find it. (I'm late, I know)
Anderson - 20th October 2009 20:45 - #