Satchmo at DjangoCon
Posted on July 20, 2008 by chris
The Satchmo team is very pleased to be invited to present at DjangoCon. Now, we need to figure out what we should say! Read More
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The Satchmo team is very pleased to be invited to present at DjangoCon. Now, we need to figure out what we should say! Read More
After nearly 7 months of development, the Satchmo team is very pleased to announce the release of Satchmo version 0.7. Read More
Another Satchmo store - http://www.heartlandstores.com is live and ready for the world. Read More
Django's caching framework has been really useful in developing the Satchmo to UPS interface as well as some speed improvements for the satchmo site. Read More
Adam Gomaa has an interesting posting about conceptual integrity and how it applies to web frameworks like Django and Pylons. I think there are lessons for Satchmo here. Read More
I submitted a proposal for a Pycon talk on Satchmo but it was not accepted. However, the reviewer comments had some really nice praise for Satchmo. Read More
There's an interview on linux.com with Bruce Kroeze that talks about using Satchmo for developing a store. Read More
Updated announcement. A new version of Satchmo is immediately available for download. Read More
I have gone through several different options for hosting Satchmo. This entry gives some hopefully useful tips on configuring Django apps in memory constrained situations. Read More
After many months of work, the first public release of Satchmo is available. Read More
I recently stumbled upon Ohloh and noticed that Satchmo was listed and thought this was a pretty cool site. Read More
Some notes on how I added rss feeds to the satchmo project web site. Read More
There are several classic writings out there on developing open source. In this post, I take a look at one of them and discuss the application to Satchmo. Read More
The first post on the satchmoproject blog. I'll explain a little bit about why I've created the blog and what I will use it for. Read More