Django Extensions provides a bunch of management commands for the Django Framework. One of the most handy is the graph_models command. This command creates a visual representation of the Django models existing in the database.
Django Extensions provides a bunch of management commands for the Django Framework. One of the most handy is the graph_models command. This command creates a visual representation of the Django models existing in the database.
The application I was working on used a Flash slide show. The configuration on the slide show was done from a xml file. The task was to make this configuration manageable from the Django admin.
Over the developing period of Django web application the models change a lot. Managing these changes in a team environment working on a Django project can become complicated. Unfortunately Django doesn’t capture the changes in the existing models. Until Django will provide an solution to this problem, you will need to use a schema migration […]
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