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In February 2017, Google announced its plans to discontinue its Google Site Search product. Those clients of Imaginary Landscape who had relied on Google to provide their users with a search engine service for their website looked to us for a new solution. Finding no obvious equivalent replacement, we decided to create our own website scraper and accompanying search app.
The lack of attention to accessible website design over the past several years has overlooked the online experience for persons with disabilities and opened the door for potential litigation. As a result, the number of speculative lawsuits focusing on website accessibility has skyrocketed over the past year.
We use SaltStack as our primary configuration management tool for server provisioning and management. I’ve been doing a fair amount of updates to this process and have primarily been using ...
Mock is a powerful library for facilitating testing. It allows users to replace components of your application with powerful mock objects at testing runtime. These objects can then be used ...
This week, Google announced a radically new way of handling human detection with a revamped reCAPTCHA. This new iteration, called No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA replaces the hard-to-read distorted text ...
A 2014 study released by the Harvard Law Review shows that an alarming number of hyperlinks go bad in a surprisingly short time.
Link Rot has been a problem from ...
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame recently announced their 2015 nominees. At the same time, they opened up a Fan Voting application so that music fans across the ...
In Part 1 of this article, we discussed our choice of typical server stack and the general packages that we find useful upon an initial installation. Part 2 will focus ...
A core challenge of setting up a Django project is creating a production-worthy server environment and project setup. At Imaginary Landscape, we've put a lot of thought into how ...
The IPython Notebook is a really cool application, and I've always wanted to use it during Django development and debugging. The only problem is that it requires a lot of ...
Recently I had the opportunity to attend the DjangoCon Sprint here in Chicago (see related post). One of my big take-aways from the event was that contributing to Django ...
This year I attended my first DjangoCon and, needless to say, it was pretty amazing. I also attended my first Django Sprint after DjangoCon was over. It was a fantastic ...