Entries tagged django in 2017

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Using “import refs” to iteratively import data into Django

I’ve been writing a few scripts to backfill my blog with content I originally posted elsewhere. So far I’ve imported answers I posted on Quora (background), answers I posted on Ask MetaFilter and content I recovered from the Internet Archive.

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7:17 pm / 4th November 2017 / django, scraping, heroku, jupyter

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

Implementing faceted search with Django and PostgreSQL

I’ve added a faceted search engine to this blog, powered by PostgreSQL. It supports regular text search (proper search, not just SQL“like” queries), filter by tag, filter by date, filter by content type (entries vs blogmarks vs quotation) and any combination of the above. Some example searches:

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2:12 pm / 5th October 2017 / django, fulltextsearch, orm, postgresql, projects, search, facetedsearch

Running gunicorn behind nginx on Heroku for buffering and logging

Heroku’s default setup for Django uses the gunicorn application server. Each Heroku dyno can only run a limited number of gunicorn workers, which means a limited number of requests can be served in parallel (around 4 per dyno is a good rule of thumb).

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1:57 am / 2nd October 2017 / django, logging, nginx, heroku, gunicorn

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