A new release is out for #image2sound, the #Python utility that converts images to musical compositions using color and algorithms. This is the version that was used in creating the Placebo Button track I posted about yesterday.
A new release is out for #image2sound, the #Python utility that converts images to musical compositions using color and algorithms. This is the version that was used in creating the Placebo Button track I posted about yesterday.
Flask vs Django: Key Differences Every Python Developer Should Know #programming #webdesign
Explore how Flask and Django differ: Flask for lightweight apps vs Django for full-featured projects. Understand when to choose each, including security and scalability implications. Read more: https://ift.tt/Kldvhmr
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๐ #SkillSeekers - #Python tool automatically transforms documentation, #GitHub repos & PDFs into production-ready AI skills #opensource #AI #LLM
๐ Multi-source support: Documentation websites, #GitHub repositories & PDF files as data sources
๐ค 4 LLM platforms supported: #Claude, #Gemini, #OpenAI & generic Markdown export
โก Three-Stream Analysis: Automatically splits repos into Code (C3.x), Docs &Insights streams
๐ฆ 24 preset configs for popular frameworks like #React, #Vue, #Django
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We're back!
Applications for Session 6 are now open ๐
๐ Program duration: March 02, 2026 โ April 26, 2026
โ Application deadline: February 02, 2026 (AOE)
โ๐พ Apply here: https://djangonaut.space/survey/session-6-application/response/create/
๐ Read more here: https://djangonaut.space/comms/2026/01/18/2026-opening-session-6
"After Rejecting US Government's Aid Over DEI, Python Software Foundation Accepts $1.5 Million in Funding from Claude AI"
"A two-year partnership aimed at bolstering security for Python and PyPI."
๐ Shoutout to Philip, who turned his journey into a powerful talk on accessibility ๐๐
At #DjangoConAfrica he shows practical tips to build tech that welcomes everyone โจ
Firstly, defining partials:
The new `{% partialdef %}` tag lets you do this. You give your template a unique name, and then anything you put inside will be the contents of the template.
We hope this feature makes it easier to manage your Django templates and helps provide consistent patterns for partial view and template rendering!
For more information, see the documentation on template partials here:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/6.0/ref/templates/language/#template-partials