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by JamesI had a really neat idea about Tanzawa 💡. I could use the django sites framework to allow one to manage multiple blogs from a single Tanzawa instance. My inspiration was how people used to have a photo blog separate from their main blog, you could do it with Tanzawa, too. I was also thinking about my not often used anymore Instagram account and how that's just a photoblog, really.
It would still be a bit of work, but not too much. I think I'd just need a table to relate streams to sites and update the public views to take that into account. -
by JamesPlugins can now be enabled and disabled in production (when running in gunicorn/uWSGI) without bringing the server down 😀.
The issue was that only a single process (the one that handled the request) got the plugin dynamically enabled. When the other processes tried to lookup urls/templates from the plugin, it didn't exist as it's not enabled and returned an error. -
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by JamesBam! Tanzawa migrations for enabled plugins (loaded via the db) will automatically migrate on Django startup.Not sure how smart this is, but I’m gonna roll with it.
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by JamesYes! When you enable / disable plugins in Tanzawa they can dynamically add urls to your site (which also disappear when you disable said plugin).I found the main method on the blog of the head of engineering at my current company. Small world.
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Enjoying some pizza watching the carps with Leo.
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by JamesJust found a hole in my DarnTough socks. They're some of my favorites and they've got an unconditional lifetime warranty. Going to give it a try. ( And maybe order me a pair for running in the mean time)
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Commuting with noise canceling ear buds, in my case AirPodPros, changes the experience entirely. Just putting them in transports you to a quiet, peaceful place. When you take them out and your eardrums get assaulted by the noisy world is when you realize, you can’t go back.
