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- 2. Three main categories ● Serving static files ● Users registration ● Settings splitting
- 3. Serving Static ● Ready to deploy ● collectstatic ● Launching gunicorn
- 5. You could read the docs... ● Django does not serve static. ● You have to run collect static ● You need to server them via nginx or apache
- 6. For an easy solution ● Use WhiteNoise! https://pypi.python.org/pypi/whitenoise
- 7. Static files: the struggle Writing time ● SASS ● LESS ● CooffeScript ● Javascript Serving time ● One file for CSS ● One file for JS
- 8. Use django-pipeline https://django-pipeline.readthedocs.org ● Automatically Compiles SASS and LESS in CSS during debug time ● Minification and concatanation happens at collectstatic time.
- 9. Let's go to the User Registration
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- 11. Goodies ● Sign In/Log in ● Email with link to activate user ● Password reset ● Account Deletion ● Based on bootstrap3 forms
- 12. Settings split settings.py → settings/__init__.py settings/common.py settings/dev.py settings/prod.py Pick the proper settings settings: ● DJANGO_MODULE_SETTINGS=myproject.settings. dev ● DJANGO_MODULE_SETTINGS=myproject.settings. prod
- 13. How to combine settings # dev.py from common import * DEBUG = True # prod.py from common import * DEBUG = False
- 14. Conclusion ● django-whitenoise ● django-pipeline ● pinax-account-project ● Split settings into singular file
- 15. Thank you