Starting a Django 1.4 Project the Right Way Check out the new, updated version of this post with Django 1.6 specific changes and updates. Back in February, I wrote a post titled 'Starting a Django Project the Right Way', which still draws a consistent audience eight months later. In those eight months, Django has released version 1.4 of the framework, with 1.5 under active development and promising experimental support for Python 3.x. Given these changes, as well as the availability of new and updated resources available to Django developers, I decided to revisit the concept of best practices when starting a Django project. The beginning of a project is a critical time. By the end of this post, you will have None of these steps, except for perhaps the first, are covered in the official tutorial. Prerequisites A working knowledge of Python is assumed. Preparing To Install I'm assuming you have Python installed. So, what's the first step? $ pip install virtualenvwrapper Creating a new environment $ mkvirtualenv django_project git Mercurial
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Flash Showcase Encrypting Database Data in Django | Tyler Lesmann This last week I was putting together a password management application for our group at work. The biggest obstacle was adding encryption to the password data in the database. At first I thought, "I'll use Django's password field." The first step was learning how to do cryptography in python. AES has a few requirements. If you execute this, it will generate a key and a string, plus encrypt and decrypt the string. If you run this, you'll see a line like, Encrypted base64: vF7nMm7N1EhalQ/4gtQhaxEHeCgY2dOsNf2rA7tQZW8=. All that's left now is our custom field. This requires the user to have a AESKEY set in the settings.py of their project.
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