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@sil Thanks, that is good to know. And looks it's in Deno too, so usable outside of the browser as well.

https://doc.deno.land/deno/dom/~/TreeW alker

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@sil Thanks, that is good to know. And looks it's in Deno too, so usable outside of the browser as well.

https://doc.deno.land/deno/dom/~/TreeW alker

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@phildini Why did the turtle go to the doctor? He had a shell shock.

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@phildini Why did the turtle go to the doctor? He had a shell shock.

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divitis: excessive use of div elements, an HTML anti-pattern.

https://webglossary.info/terms/divitis/

classitis: excessive use of class attributes and values.

https://webglossary.info/terms/classit is/

Thanks to @j9t for the Web Development Glossary, so much good stuff in there.

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divitis: excessive use of div elements, an HTML anti-pattern.

https://webglossary.info/terms/divitis/

classitis: excessive use of class attributes and values.

https://webglossary.info/terms/classit is/

Thanks to @j9t for the Web Development Glossary, so much good stuff in there.

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@emmatyping Hello! 👋

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@emmatyping Hello! 👋

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@FunkyBob ah yes forgot about this ine

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@FunkyBob ah yes forgot about this ine

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Two more deals added: Django by Example and the LearnDjango.com course bundle!

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Two more deals added: Django by Example and the LearnDjango.com course bundle!

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@bmispelon ah yes… 👻

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@bmispelon ah yes… 👻

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@bmispelon Thanks, and many apologies for the poor timing. What did you use for your “ghost tables”?

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@bmispelon Thanks, and many apologies for the poor timing. What did you use for your “ghost tables”?

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@graingert done - added a bit on using inspectdb, and a warning to ensure you have backups before running DROP TABLE

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@graingert done - added a bit on using inspectdb, and a warning to ensure you have backups before running DROP TABLE

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👻 New post covering finding “ghost tables” in Django projects: tables without associated models.

A client asked me today about finding such tables, and I realized I knew the Django internal methods that could help.

#Django

https://adamj.eu/tech/2024/11/21/djang o-tables-without-models/

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👻 New post covering finding “ghost tables” in Django projects: tables without associated models.

A client asked me today about finding such tables, and I realized I knew the Django internal methods that could help.

#Django

https://adamj.eu/tech/2024/11/21/djang o-tables-without-models/

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@mariatta welcome!! 👏

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@mariatta welcome!! 👏

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@markwalker aha! Glad you found my Ansible setup useful.

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@markwalker aha! Glad you found my Ansible setup useful.

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@markwalker See the banner at the top of that page:

> The test package is meant for internal use by Python only...

It might not even be distributed with some Python editions. Looks like the builds from uv don't include it.

The test suite needs fixing ;)

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@markwalker See the banner at the top of that page:

> The test package is meant for internal use by Python only...

It might not even be distributed with some Python editions. Looks like the builds from uv don't include it.

The test suite needs fixing ;)

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@CodenameTim Nicely put Tim. I like the forward-thinking energy.

> a group of five that have this as their primary open-source contribution for the duration of the term

I think this is key. Highlighting the role as active and the main pathway will make it much more successful.

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@CodenameTim Nicely put Tim. I like the forward-thinking energy.

> a group of five that have this as their primary open-source contribution for the duration of the term

I think this is key. Highlighting the role as active and the main pathway will make it much more successful.

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@paulox nice to have some stats from Trac!

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@paulox nice to have some stats from Trac!

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@hugovk wow, that’s a nice measure of the velocity!

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@hugovk wow, that’s a nice measure of the velocity!