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title: "From Symfony to Django in two days"
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date: 2013-09-24 14:05:22+00:00
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tags: [development, symfony, django]
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permalink: /blog/2013/9/24/from-symfony-to-django-in-two-days
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published: true
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author:
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name: Gergely Polonkai
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email: gergely@polonkai.eu
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I was a Python hater for a long time, although I can’t really tell why. It
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didn’t fit in my mind, maybe. I was programming in BASIC, Pascal (none of
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these would come to my mind, though), C, PHP, Perl, JavaScript, and
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different shell “languages” like awk, sed or bash.
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After I could not fit my next Symfony app on my cloud server (it is pretty
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low on storage), I have decided to move slowly to Django. My first task was
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simple: transition my web page (this one) from PHP + Symfony 2 to Python +
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Django. The results: the “static” pages are already working, the blog
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listing is almost ready (some styling issues are still around), only
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tagging remains. And this is after about 6 hours of work. Oh, and the admin
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site is included with Django, so I don’t have to port that. I have also
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decided to finally integrate a comment feature in the Django version.
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