Posts about gmail
Three awesome Django tips
By far, the one tip that's revolutionized my Django projects is this post by Rob Hudson, Django and Relativity: My default Django settings file has changed over time to now include settings that do not depend on the location of the project on the filesystem. This is great in a team environment where more than one person is working on the same project, or when deploying your project to a web server that likely has different paths to the project root directory. Nathan Ostgard wrote a post on how to use Django with Gmail and I come back to it ...
Django and Gmail: SSL Timeout. To patch or not to patch.
There are updates at the bottom of this post and in the comments Do you use Gmail as your mail server in your Django projects? So far this has never been an issue, but I ran into it on this server. I have code in my project to shoot me an email whenever someone leaves a comment on the site, moderated or not. What I was seeing on my production server but not my development machine was that the mandatory SSL connection required by Gmail was timing out. Specifically, the error was this: Exception Type: sslerror Exception Value: The read ...
Web Applications I Use on a Daily Basis
I saw Michael Arrington post his list over on TechCrunch and since I have always been a proponent of using online tools over desktop applications to get things done. In the past year though, it has become even easier to make that transition. Whereas I swore off desktop mail clients years ago and went 100% Gmail, I just recently made the jump from NetNewsWire to Google Reader (mostly for the cool sharing support and persistence everywhere, including the fancy mobile interface for my iPod touch and Blackberry). So here's a list of all the online tools I use on a ...
Posted on: 2008 January 01
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Where is your god now?
This post specifically targeted at Micah Strand:
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