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The Introduction This is the second part of a multi-part tutorial covering a simple(ish) setup of a continuous integration/deployment pipeline using Drone.io. Since Part 1, I’ve added a  ...

Let's Encrypt is a great solution for automating the process of issuing SSL certificates. On systems with older software packages, however, Let's Encrypt can be a pain to set up in the recommended way. The use of a pure shell implementation of the ACME protocol can alleviate that process.

The Introduction This is the first part of a multi-part tutorial covering a simple(ish) setup of a continuous integration/deployment pipeline using Drone.io. In Part 1 we will set up some ...

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.

The recent buzz surrounding Functional Programming (FP for short) is well deserved. Languages like Haskell and Clojure in use by big name companies such as Barclays Captial, Atlassian, ...

Recently I enrolled in an online UX course through springboard.com. With the help of videos, articles, projects, and the support of a seasoned UX mentor who works in the field, ...

Django is being used by corporations worldwide.  Every day, Imaginary does its part to increase this footprint by deploying Django websites and applications to our clients. As a result, Django ...

The django-storages module documentation assumes that you’re setting your storage configuration site-wide. This is how you configure it for a specific application.

Much has been written about how to implement online payment using the services available from Braintree, but little about how to do it specifically within a Django framework. Combining the two ...

Class-based views are my favorite feature of Django, so there is an obvious bias when discussing function views and class-based views.  I’ll throw my two cents in here and move ...