how to use #WhiteNoise to serve static files with #Django (official docs)
on 02023-02-16conversation about using #WhiteNoise to serve static files with #Django
on 02023-02-16Dan's cheat sheet for #Django static files, including #WhiteNoise as an option
on 02023-02-16#Heroku recommends using #WhiteNoise for serving static files if you're using #Django on their machines and gives a #tutorial
on 02023-02-16you can write “actions” that can be applied to a group of items from a list on a #Django admin page
on 02023-02-09"Gunicorn", Green Unicorn is a web server for deploying #Django and other WSGI Python web apps. It looks like it might actually be simpler than #uWSGI. “... for a typical Django project, invoking Gunicorn would look like: $ gunicorn myproject.wsgi”
how to run #Django under #uWSGI or other WSGI servers
on 02023-02-01how to run #uWSGI with #Django and have it serve static files (including config files, command lines, etc.) You can set check-static= or static-map= in uwsgi.ini to point to your static files, which you put in one place (settings.STATIC_ROOT) with manage.py collectstatic.
two approaches to serve static files with #uWSGI, including one that doesn't fall back to #Django or whatever
on 02023-02-01ugh, serving up static files with #Django for a simple web app is a huge pain in the ass for no reason
on 02023-02-01beginning of the official #Django #tutorial
on 02017-06-18