Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of SprintIsraelAugust2008/og


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    1 = orip / gooli =
    2 = tutorial =
    3 == Download page ==
    4 http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/
     1= Orip & Gooli's notes =
    52
    6 Can easy_install straight from svn
     3== Installing ==
     4
     5(http://www.djangoproject.com/documentation/install/)
     6
     7Can easy_install straight from svn!
    78{{{
    89easy_install http://code.djangoproject.com/svn/django/trunk/
    910}}}
     11''Sweet! ''
     12(It works nicely, except when it breaks with setuptools complaining about "!NameError: log" or something. Duh.)
    1013
    11 == applications - wtf? ==
    12 No explanation what they're for
     14== Multiple versions ==
     15
     16Some of us had previous installations in the standard location, site-packages/, and wanted to not touch them.
     17Can install (typically, check out latest from SVN) to a home directory (or C:\Temp, ugh!), and then symlink it in site-packages/, or hack PYTHON_PATH before invoking the "non-standard" installations.
     18(Examples?)
     19
     20== The official tutorial ==
     21
     22 * "Applications": WTF? No explanation what they're for.
     23
     24But see more [wiki:CurrentTutorialIdeas about the tutorial].
     25
     26== Template handles "un/safe" text ==
     27
     28HTML escaped automatically. Or not. ''But'', note that HTML uses ''several'' syntaxes/domains: content (ie, plain text) marked up with HTML must not contain <, >, or & -- these must be escaped. Then, element ''attributes'' must not contain " (double quotes). ''And'' <xmp> nodes must not contain the string "</xmp>", and have no concept of escapes. Ugh.
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     30So, does Django's templating support all this mess?
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