I love Django, not just because it on top of Python, but more because it keeps its philosophy: All Zen of Python is respected with batteries included. The Ponies' framework has basically most tools and mechanisms a WebDev would want to have as such authentication, ORM multi-DB or template engine. But where Django becomes definitively ...

Every web developer has already play with favicon.ico, the simple tag for add an icon on browser tabs or starred page. For noobies it's:

<link rel="icon" href="/favicon.ico">

But nowadays with all the existing client platforms just this tag isn't sufficient. There are Apple devices, Android, Windows (huch) for ...

There are now few months I want to install A Piwik and see who's coming in my website. My blog isn't a wordpress one and I always have the same problem: I do not want to install PHP on my webserver. I had Piwik in head because I want to self-host my analytic ...

I'm looking for a new job, so I need to update my resume again. As a Django Dev I should store and display these data in my blog's about page. Because I'm a geek, I chose to write a Django third application for this usage and integrate it in my blog project. Obviously this app is free on GitHub: ZuluPro/django-cv.

For those who don't want to read too much (they are a lot) the result is here: django-cv-demo.herokuapp.com/1/

I really hate Jenkins for several non-objective reasons and it's not a classic hatred, more a life struggle where all episode begin by my signature on an employment contract. Most societies made the effort to open a private Gitlab but ask them to forget Jenkins and move into CI tools into SaaS is clearly unbelievable.

It is ...