I have to put this up here. I was tweaking up timepass and at a particular stage when I was working on the CRUD (admin interface that django provides), I was faced with the situation of throwing in 7 BooleanFields one after the other. It looked disgusting. I then modded Django a bit to ease [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Django'
Post Christmas….
December 26th, 2007 · 2 Comments · Django, Linux, Storage
I am a Hindu, so what? I take every opportunity to celebrate. So I went with my dad to one of these eateries that exemplifies the “Today pleasure, tomorrow diarrhoea” category. Well I don’t actually have diarrhoea now but what happened in the morning was … well figure it out.
Later that day my dad came [...]
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NIPL URMS
December 12th, 2007 · No Comments · Code, Django, NIPL
Well, argo is closed and the URMS that was made on it is pretty much of no use now. I have hence planned to host it on google code. I feel bad whenever I look the work I did on Argo. Well here’s the application I made.
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iLugHyd, Sloppy pace, Confusion.
November 27th, 2007 · No Comments · Daily life, Django, Linux, OS
I just returned from iLugHyderabad’s meeting. It was fun. I met a lot of interesting folks who had dabbled with the new release of Fedora. It is not like I am tempted to try out fedora but it was fun meeting the Fedora enthusiast Rahul Sundaram. Let me recollect what happened during the meet.
The venue [...]
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Pincode search engine and an idea
July 30th, 2007 · No Comments · Django, python
Well, the URMS at NIPL is complete and I have decided to step aside for the “web designers” to take my place. No matter how hard I try, I end up dissatisfied with my work on making templates. That doesn’t mean that I hate those websites where the creators put in hours of hardwork. I [...]
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First FOSS Project
July 26th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Django, NIPL, python
I just volunteered for a free shell providing service named NIPL. NIPL stands for Nouvelles Informationzes Positives Libres. I have been assigned the task of creating a User Request Management System. I picked NIPL for the following reasons:
1. I get to serve the open source community directly or indirectly
2. NIPL users are free in the [...]
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