The Canon EOS 5D Mk II has replaced the Nikon D70/D70s as the top camera ever! Check out the latest line up here.
The new Nikon D7000 also entered the flickstr camera pages during week 44.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Week 45 of 2010
flickstr was down for the past few weeks. That was the combined result of me doing an unintended Django upgrade to the server, and not having the time to go back and fix the application to work with the latest version.
Back online now...
[Technical sidenote]
Updated the server to Python 2.6, and ended up updating Django to v1.2.3. Unintentionally.
There are a number of changes that need to be made to an application that was running on Django v0.95 to catch up with 4 years of framework development. A summary:
1. Needed to copy in the new settings.py for the application
2. Update the settings.py - notably, a different format for specifying the database, and an additional field to define - TEMPATE_DIRS
3. Update the model imports - previous version was case insensitive - v1.2.3 is not
4. Update template file names - v0.95 assumed a '.html' suffix - need to specify that explicitly in v1.2.3. Also need up update the 'extends' within the templates to have the '.html' suffix
[/Technical sidenote]
Back online now...
[Technical sidenote]
Updated the server to Python 2.6, and ended up updating Django to v1.2.3. Unintentionally.
There are a number of changes that need to be made to an application that was running on Django v0.95 to catch up with 4 years of framework development. A summary:
1. Needed to copy in the new settings.py for the application
2. Update the settings.py - notably, a different format for specifying the database, and an additional field to define - TEMPATE_DIRS
3. Update the model imports - previous version was case insensitive - v1.2.3 is not
4. Update template file names - v0.95 assumed a '.html' suffix - need to specify that explicitly in v1.2.3. Also need up update the 'extends' within the templates to have the '.html' suffix
[/Technical sidenote]
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