Another great example of an online published book.  Free to read online - but you can also get a very well designed printed book with the same content.

I like that they allow online contributions and errata here.

I posted a ticket against Django 1.1.

I find that "configuration issues" are the bane of my existence (not just for Django).  There are several principles which should be applied to easy the pain of configuring systems - of which:

- Degrade gracefully when small configuration errors are made (and can be detected and repaired).
- Report configuration errors at the time of configuration (along with instructions for potential remedies).

Django did neither in this case.

Quoted: Will Larson's blog about programming and other things.

Tutorial shows how to import Django from SVN into GIt (and compress/gc it to get it down to only 40MB for the entire repository history).

Here's how to use Django 1.0 from AppEngine.

from google.appengine.dist import use_library
use_library('django', '1.0')

Another django port - supports the django admin interface.