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The first project I'm taking seriously, on what level am I?

The goal is very simple: save all development-related things and organize everything into "collections" or just insert tags.

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The first functional part is almost ready: you can add a github repository, the data gets saved in the database and I use Axios to get the star quantity and description updated.

At the moment, you can add a repository normally, I'm thinking of: option for tags, or else, create a named collection, eg: Django + Python: for all repositories over Django and Python, or something like Data Science: for all repositories related to data science, independent of language. Everything would be organized into collections, which would be basically a title of a book, and the repository, its chapters. This idea of ​​collection in fact I intend to add in all funcionalides, because it gets more organized, on the other hand, someone may not like to feel compelled to create a collection for everything.

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You can see how you're currently in this [video](https://vimeo.com/327502829), and some parts of the [code here](https://pastebin.com/axzUn7Z4), I have not yet put it in github, but when it's done I'll put it.

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Stack Details:

css / scss: I mostly use to nest and use a BEM-like style, which is actually a basic attempt to

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Directing cronjobs via email/sms

I’m looking for some advice after failing to find any relevant info through Google.

I have a cron job running on AWS. It does its job in 2 steps.

Step 1: it scrapes data and processes it

Step 2: it posts the processed data on the internet

Ideally I’d like to get a text or email from the job in between step 1 and step 2 where it would show me the processed data before posting. Then I can respond with a yes or no if I want it to proceed.

My intuition is that there isn’t a great way to do this and I’ll probably have to come up with a hacky method. I hope I’m wrong though.

Any suggestions?

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Flask not updating SCSS

I'm currently making a website that has a flask backend with a front end of SCSS, for a while Flask would update the SCSS with no issues but now it's not sending any updates to the front end. Can't release the code for it but the fixes I've tried are, hard reset of the browser cache (CTRL SHIFT R), checking on a different browser/computer, making sure that the app config has TEMPLATE\_AUTO\_RELOAD is set to True. Also tried using Flask-CSS extension but made no difference.

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Can't figure this out, any ideas/help would be great. Thanks!

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https://redd.it/b7gn5m
I’m relearning how to code in python on my raspberry pi and don’t know what to code. Any fairly simple things that you would suggest to code to try and help me relearn how to code.



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[QUESTION] Which is better NodeJS or Flask?

I'm trying to build a RESTful API but I'm confused as to which framework to use? I'm comfortable with both JavaScript and Python. I'm looking at NodeJS(Express.js) and Flask as possible options right now. The API I'm building will be a small scale API in the beginning but I'm planning on scaling it to a larger platform in the future. Can someone please help me clear this confusion and suggest me the best framework to use. It's okay if the API you have in mind is not one of the two options that I'm talking about. THANKS IN ADVANCE!!!

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https://redd.it/b7ln0p
how do i import javascript files?

hi guys,

i am making a website that will run in a close network, as a part of that i had to download all the bootstrap files into a local folder so it wont access the net.

for some reason, i can import my css files as i do :

<link rel="stylesheet" href="{url\_for ('static',filename='bootstrap.css')}" >


but doing the same for javascript wont work:

<script type="text/javascript" src="{url\_for ('static',filename='bootstrap.js')} "></script>


&#x200B;

thank you!

/r/flask
https://redd.it/b7rhl7
How to set up conditional Admin Inlines in Django 2.2

I have a model with three different related fields. There are also three inlines, one for each relation. I want to be able to display only ONE inline based on another property (`type`). So, if `type == 0`, show Inline #1 etc.

Here is the code that I am using (based on Django Docs: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/contrib/admin/#django.contrib.admin.ModelAdmin.get_inline_instances):

class Event(admin.ModelAdmin):
inlines = [ResultTrialsInline]

def get_inline_instances(self, request, obj=None):
if obj.type == 1:
return [ResultTrialsInline(self.model, self.admin_site)]

return []

However, I keep getting the following error when changing the type on an existing model:

['ManagementForm data is missing or has been tampered with']

Is there a wat to solve this?



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I wrote a script to convert an RGB image to an excel spreadsheet.

Github repo with explanation: [https://github.com/takacs/pixel\_spreadsheet](https://github.com/takacs/pixel_spreadsheet)

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When coding with python makes a turn for the worst...

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Simulating traffic for a django site?

I have a site that is struggling to handle its peak traffic, which peaks on specific days due to the event-based nature of the site. As I work on scaling it, I'd like to be able to simulate the traffic to make sure things don't break down before the next event, which is a really important one.

How can I do this? Write a web scraping script and launch 5000 instances against my site? I'm not sure what the best/common practices here are, so any advice or suggestions are appreciated!



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https://redd.it/b7r7ud
End-to-end python script to generate mosaic posters made from scenes extracted from movies. https://github.com/SouravSharan/photomosaic

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