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Source channel @olddriverGDstudy · Post #29 · Mar 17

搜索使用说明 #搜索指南 因为电报软件对中文搜索支持不好,大队特别对队内资源搜索进行了整理汇集,使用方法说明如下: 1.1 原理: 电报对中文搜索支持不佳,汉字只有在前后含有asic码字符的前提下可以被正确搜索出,如 _广州修车大队_ (“_”指代空格)、(广州修车大队);等形式可以搜索“广州修车大队”搜索出相关信息;搜索“广州”等未被asic码间隔的汉字无法正确显示。 为正确搜索,在编制频道资源时,对重要信息可以采取Hashtag的形式已方便搜索,即以"#"字符开头,接汉字,以“空格字符”结尾的形式,点击一个hashtag即可快速定位该频道或聊天群内所有相同标签,建议所有管理在编辑重要资料包括ls信息、广播台、学习频道时正确使用hashtag。 !!注意标签不要随意编写,要参考搜索指南中有的标签类型!! 1.2 JS资源定位: JS目前支持 Hasgtag(#K老师)、数字标签(#GZ003)的搜索方式,在对应榜单和报告区中试用上述方式均可查找到JS的相关信息。 使用举例:在“广州公开榜”或“广州修车大队”的搜索栏中输入 #K老师 或 #GZ003,均可定位到K老师资料页;在报告区的搜索栏中输入#K老师 或 #GZ003,均可定位到K老师的验证报告。这两者是快速了解JS基本信息和评价的便捷办法。 1.3 标签查找 公榜榜单目前均支持标签查找,可以快速定位某种类型或地区的所有JS,目前仅支持Hashtag查找,目前常用标签解释如下: 地区标签: 一定要使用一级标签,例如 #天河区(注意不要有错别字) #颜值: 不解释 #服务: 评价中92、95的,有场子出身花式水平的,均会归入此类; #大胸: 不解释,一般D以上归入此类; #长腿: 不解释,一般168以上归入此类; #身材: 不解释,较为宽松; #嫩妹: 22岁以下或者长相很嫩的,白小纯的,loli系的,cos系的归入此类; #熟女: 30岁以上风韵犹存的,归入此类; #特服: 提供3p、3t、wt、字母等特殊服务的JS归入此类。 使用举例:在红榜的搜索栏中输入 #长腿,可以快速查看“莉贝伦”等8位长腿JS。 类型标签评价目前非常主观,有不妥之处请队内私信 JackJack 或其他管理人员修改。 1.4 资料查找 目前学习频道中试用hashtag来快速定位资料,目前使用的标签有如下几种: #安全CJ#素质CJ#卫生CJ #搜索指南 #大队玩法 #语录#秀哥语录 #技巧#知识

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@djangoproject · Post #591 · 03/29/2018, 06:56 AM

https://2018.djangocon.us/ Six days of talks, sprints, and tutorials in San Diego October 14-19 2018 #DjangoCon US has something for everyone, from the person who develops Django applications for a living to the person who just tinkers in their spare time. You'll discover details about a range of diverse applications that people from all over the world are building with Django, get a deeper understanding of concepts you’re already familiar with and discover new ways to use them, and have a lot of fun!

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@djangoproject · Post #590 · 03/29/2018, 06:46 AM

https://2018.djangocon.eu/ #DjangoCon Europe 2018 in Heidelberg May 23-27, 2018 · Heidelberg, Germany We are trying very hard to make this conference enjoyable to you even before it has started. One of the things we hope will be helpful is this timeline. Please understand that this is a rough timeline – as we cannot see into the future, some things might move around, but we will communicate every noticable change in a blog post!

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@djangoproject · Post #371 · 07/04/2017, 02:47 PM

https://2017.djangocon.us/news/tutorial-announcement/ #djangocon 🔹From 0 to 100 in Django 🔹How to React the Right Way (Django + React) 🔹Catching Tweets with Django + Django REST Framework 🔹Build a GraphQL API Using Django 🔹Build and Launch a Website on Wagtail, in Three Hours! 🔹Don’t Touch That Dial! An Introduction to Channels

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@djangoproject · Post #370 · 07/04/2017, 02:18 PM

https://2017.djangocon.us/ #djangocon Six days of talks, sprints, and tutorials by the community for the community. August 13–18 2017 🔸Flourishing FLOSS: Making Your Project Successful (Anna Ossowski) 🔸Functional Programming in an Imperative World. Maybe (Derik Pell) 🔸Understanding JavaScript Libraries via React and the React Ecosystem (Andrew Pinkham) 🔸Becoming a Polyglot: Lessons from Natural Language Learning (Rebekah E. Post) 🔸The Shy Person’s Guide to Tech Conferences (Ed Rivas) 🔸The CoC Committee Is Here for You (Erik Romijn) 🔸hunter2: A Symphony of Password Horror (Lilly Ryan) 🔸Files in Django (Josh Schneier) 🔸Programming Post-Progeny: A New Parent’s Perspective (Jacinda Shelly) 🔸Don’t Use My Grid System (Or Any Others) (Miriam Suzanne) 🔸Butter Smooth, Interactive Applications with Django and Websockets (Ganesh Swami) 🔸The 10 Commandments of Community Organizing (Jennifer Wadella) 🔸Exhausted Octopus Learns a Thing!! (Laura R. Webb) 🔸The Denormalized Query Engine Design Pattern (Simon Willison) 🔸Tasks: You Gotta Know How to Run ‘Em, You Gotta Know How to Safe ’Em (Filipe Ximenes)

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@djangoproject · Post #369 · 07/04/2017, 02:08 PM

https://2017.djangocon.us/ #djangocon Six days of talks, sprints, and tutorials by the community for the community. August 13–18 2017 🔸Saved You a Click (Or Three): Supercharging the Django Admin with Actions and Views (Liam Andrew) 🔸Django vs Flask (David “DB” Baumgold) 🔸End-to-End Django on Kubernetes (Josh Berkus) 🔸Going Rogue: How Code.org Created a Curriculum Development Platform without their Engineers (Josh Caldwell) 🔸Overcoming the Challenges of Mentoring (Kim Crayton) 🔸Stumbling Through Django and How Not to (Melanie Crutchfield) 🔸Maybe Not the Programmers They Deserved, but the Programmers They Needed (Jessica Deaton and Megan Will) 🔸GraphQL in the Wild (Arianne Dee) 🔸Accessibility Matters: Creating a Better Web (Lindsey Dragun) 🔸Taking Django Distributed (Andrew Godwin) 🔸The Monster on the Project (Tiberius Hefflin) 🔸Python & Spreadsheets: 2017 Edition (Kojo Idrissa) 🔸Type UWSGI; Press Enter; What Happens? (Philip James) 🔸Serverless Django (Rich Jones) 🔸Live long and refactor :vulcan_salute: (Sana Javed) 🔸Preventing Headaches with Linters and Automated Checks (Flávio Junior) 🔸Autopsy of a Slow Train Wreck: the Life and Death of a Django Startup (Russell Keith-Magee) 🔸The Beauty of ViewSets in Django Rest Framework (Buddy Lindsey, Jr.) 🔸Getting the most out of Django’s User Model (Julia M Looney) 🔸Alexa… (Heather Luna aka Heats) 🔸Write an API for Almost Anything (Or The Amazing Power and Flexibility of Django Rest Framework) (Charlotte Mays) 🔸The Power :zap: and Responsibility :sweat: of Unicode Adoption :sparkles: (Katie McLaughlin) 🔸Practical Unit Testing in Django (Wayne Merry) 🔸Using Django, Docker, and Scikit-Learn to Bootstrap Your Machine Learning Project (Lorena Mesa) 🔸Get a Jumpstart on Collaboration and Code Review in GitHub (Katherine “Kati” Michel) 🔸Why Can’t Everyone Just Do What I Want Them To? Leadership, Management, and Working with People Who Don’t Think like You (Briana Morgan)

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@djangoproject · Post #368 · 07/04/2017, 01:39 PM

http://2017.djangocon.com.au/ #DjangoCon AU: August 4, 2017 #PyCon AU: August 5 - 6, 2017 Sprints: August 7 - 8, 2017 🔷Django and JavaScript: A long and complicated friendship 🔷Bowerbirds of Technology: Architecture and Operations at Less-Than-Facebook Scale 🔷Loop better: a deeper look at iteration in Python 🔷Oh, I Found a Security Issue 🔷Offline Django with Service Workers 🔷hunter2: A Symphony of Password Horror 🔷Multitenant applications: how and why 🔷Horrors of Distributed Systems 🔷Red User, Blue User, MyUser, auth.User