We've always been serious about supporting the open source community. We sponsor events like PyCon, DjangoCon, and DjangoGirls, we offer financial support to open source projects, and we donate oodles of code. Here are a few of our open source projects:
Eek is a spider. Eek collects metadata, verifies links, and discovers the structure of unfamiliar sites. View on Github
Widgy is a full-featured CMS with a powerful drag & drop interface developed in Python and Django. Read More
Mouseware creates secure, memorable passwords. Use it next time you need a new password.
Dinero is a gateway-agnostic payment processing library for Python, lightweight and highly usable. View on Github
Two-Phase Logging of Critical Events
Posted by alex on Dec. 12, 2016, 1:26 p.m.
Frequently, logging that an event has taken place is just as important as the event being triggered in the first place. Here's how to use two-phase logging in order to avoid any important gaps in your e-commerce code.
Presenting Your Design is a Lot Like Watching a Football Game (No It Isn't)
Posted by justin on Nov. 14, 2016, 9:58 a.m.
You’ve carefully crafted your designs after countless hours of user research, wireframes, and prototypes. There’s just one thing left to do: show it to your client. Let’s join NFL Commentator Phil Simms to find out how to leave your clients belittled and bemused.
