The passive trail guide for a Djangonaut's journey.
This is the future home to the source code for a web site dedicated to cataloging Django knowledge across the web.
The current plan is as follows:
- Collect initial static content links, titles and descriptions.
- Categorize content.
- Determine UX and UI.
- Determine data model.
- Implement views and templates.
<deployment shenanigans>- Research RSS ingestion solution.
- Research content review solution.
<draw rest of owl>
If you'd like to help, I'd love to have it. But as you can see, things are still a bit mushy.
If you're still interested, add a comment to Issue #2.
If you have specific ideas for the site, feel free to share them with me how you're most comfortable. The best public location is currently the welcome discussion.
I wrote a blog post detailing the process of this design that may be useful.
- RSS feed reader integration
- DjangoCon Jekyll file parser
- Django newsletter comments
- Helpful social media links
- Helpful gists
Content
- title
- description
- tags
- posted
- published
- source
- url
- image
- thumbnail
- last updated
- last checked
- parsed content
- search content
- next check
- staleness count
Source
- url
- title
- last updated
- last checked
- contact
- active
Tag
- title
DjangoVersionTag
PythonVersionTag
ContentReview(historical)
- content
- user
- published
- publish date
- created
- updated
- review
- recommend
- rating
- reader level (beginner, intermediate, expert, all)
ReviewRequest
FetchSourceSnapshot
- created
- updated
- state
- date
- source
FetchContentSnapshot
- created
- updated
- content
- state
Landing
- show latest content
- show latest reviewed content
- submit new source
- submit new content
- request to be curator
- search
Submit new source
- url
- title
- contact
- reason
Submit new content
- url
- django versions
- python versions
- source title
- contact
- reason
Request to be curator (email)
Report curation (email?)
Search
- full text search
- filter on django tags
- filter on python tags