It’s always nice to branch out from our usual topics. For today’s screencast entry, Jeff Hui will show us how to build a basic ticket management system, similar to Lighthouse. Though the project won’t be nearly as advanced as Lighthouse – for obvious reasons – it should make for a nice starter for newcomers to the Django framework.
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I’m using the twilight theme (a textmate theme port)
http://niw.at/articles/2006/08/06/twilight/en
You can get a copy of my vimrc file here:
http://dl-client.getdropbox.com/u/79338/_vimrc
Although I do have some plugins, I have too many installed to figure out which ones I actually use as oppose to which ones I just have chilling there. All of them are from vim’s plugin repository though. For soft-tabs, you can do a quick google search for how to set them.
@Alex Sure that sounds like a great idea, although I don’t think it’s the best place to talk about that here. (fb, twitter, etc.) I’m not familiar with the number of python/django users on our campus.
Cygwin and Vim? Why not just use Linux?
Great tut!, I wish the voice were a little bit less annoying.
Good. Like it
Good video, but you have to stop mispronouncing the name!!!! “dj” makes a hard “J” sound like Jam, Jelly, or Jump