Django 1.2 released
It happened, comrades! Despite the almost two-month delay and constant postponement of the release date, today, May 17, 2010, the final version 1.2 of the magnificent framework was released.
I’ll briefly recall what the most noticeable changes have occurred and I will give a link to more detailed information.
That, of course, is not all. The full list of changes, as always, can be found in release notes . Well, a couple of well-known links, about which, however, in no case should be forgotten:
I’ll briefly recall what the most noticeable changes have occurred and I will give a link to more detailed information.
- Added support for working with several databases within the framework of one project ( article on Habr )
- Template Caching ( Django Advent article )
- The template tag {% if%} learned to understand comparison operators (article on Django Advent , translation on Habré)
- In the admin panel, they left JS-bicycles and finally began to use jQuery ( article on Habr)
- Update of the CSRF mechanism (article on Django Advent , translation on Habré)
- The user notification system has been completely rewritten (article on Django Advent , translation on Habré)
- Added support for date, time, number, etc. formats. for each locale
That, of course, is not all. The full list of changes, as always, can be found in release notes . Well, a couple of well-known links, about which, however, in no case should be forgotten:
- Most of the changes can be read in popular science form on Django Advent
- Friendly Russian-speaking community of django-developers communicates on the Django-forum with Ivan Sagalaev ( isagalaev is also on Habré)