Primary goal is to provide a downstream mirror of the latest Django version for Bazaar users (bypassing the need for centralized Subversion). Our secondary goal is to facilitate offline peer-to-peer development, since Bazaar is most useful as a *distributed* version control system.
"We are discouraging the creation of new branches inside Django's *subversion* repository. If you'd like to work on a major new contribution to Django, we encourage you to set up a new "branch" elsewhere and let the Django-developers mailing list know about it. One tactic is to use a distributed revision control system ("DRCS", or sometimes "DSCM"); these systems allow you to create your own repository anywhere you'd like..." [Quote from http://
The latest Subversion branch from http://
has already been imported.
Get that branch using Bazaar, "bzr branch lp:django"
Recent developments :: Timeline :: http://
Latest documentation :: http://
Free eBook covering Django 0.96 :: http://
_The Definitive Guide to Django: Web Development Done Right_
by Adrian Holovaty and Jacob Kaplan-Moss [retail value: $45 USD]
Applications constrained for Google App Engine :: https:/
For additional help, goto http://
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Project information
- Maintainer:
- Collaborate
- Driver:
- Not yet selected
- Licence:
- Simplified BSD Licence
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trunk series is the current focus of development.
