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Entries for May 2008

Django-treemenus new release 0.4

I have just released the version 0.4 of django-treemenus

It does not contain code modifications so you don't necessarily have to upgrade if you're currently using it. In fact, this release integrates more languages, so you may be interested if you're not happy with the standard English version.

Thank you to Maxim Oransky for marking a couple of missing strings and for providing the Russian translation. Thank you also to Ido Sebastiaan van Oostveen for providing the Dutch translation. I've also added French locale, so that's now 4 languages including English. Please send me your translations in other languages and I'll integrate them in future releases.

Django-treemenus has been quite stable it seems since the last release. I use it in several projects, and my clients like it simplicity of use (in particular the user-friendly representation of the tree structure in the admin).

I'd be happy to hear more feedback, so please let me know how you use this, if you've extended or improved it. Any suggestion or testimonial is very welcome!

Finally, a couple of things I'm planning to work on in the near future: handle caching and better integration with newforms-admin.

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At last, my blog is up

I finally managed to take a bit of time to set up this blog. It was implemented in Django and based on the excellent Coltrane (along with template-utils and comment-utils) by James Bennett.

For more technical details, the typography is enhanced with typogrify, tagging is done with django-tagging, and the code highlighting is managed by pygments. I did the graphic design myself, quite simple but well enough for the purpose of this site.

This blog will mostly be a place for me to discuss the progress of my PhD research, web development subjects or my interests in music and photography.

Stay tuned for more, and grab the feeds of the categories/tags that are of interest for you. I'd be happy to discuss so feel free to leave your comments on the various entries of this blog.

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