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How to set up world-class continuous deployment using free hosted tools

I’m going to describe a way to put together a world-class continuous deployment infrastructure for your side-project without spending any money.

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1:32 pm / 17th October 2017 / continuousdeployment, continuousintegration, django, github, heroku, slack, travis, sentry

djng—a Django powered microframework

djng is nearly two weeks old now, so it’s about time I wrote a bit about the project.

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12:13 am / 19th May 2009 / django, djangoheresies, djng, eurodjangocon, github, php, projects, python, services, settingspy, talks, webframeworks

Rate limiting with memcached

On Monday, several high profile “celebrity” Twitter accounts started spouting nonsense, the victims of stolen passwords. Wired has the full story—someone ran a dictionary attack against a Twitter staff member, discovered their password and used Twitter’s admin tools to reset the passwords on the accounts they wanted to steal.

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10:27 pm / 7th January 2009 / counters, django, github, memcached, projects, python, ratelimitcache, ratelimiting, security, twitter

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