Most recent /dev/fort articles
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Exceptional HTTP status codes in Django
Published by James Aylett on February 07, 2010 17:39 .
During the third /dev/fort project we needed an easy way of styling arbitrary exceptional HTTP status codes.
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The first /dev/flat
Published by James Aylett on February 07, 2010 14:41 .
This weekend a group of /dev/fort alumni gathered to work on the projects started at /dev/forts 2 & 3.
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WLNY has been featured on Flickr!
Published by Mark Norman Francis on February 06, 2010 09:22 .
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Planning for /dev/fort 4
Published by Mark Norman Francis on January 24, 2010 19:41 .
The fourth /dev/fort is currently being planned, scheduled for summer 2010.
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Wildlife Near You launches!
Published by James Aylett on January 12, 2010 23:00 .
A quick report about the first of the /dev/fort projects to go live to the public.
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The third /dev/fort
Published by Mark Norman Francis on November 20, 2009 20:00 .
We occupied Saddell House from the 9th to the 16th of November 2009. If anything, this felt more remote and isolated than Fort Clonque did in the first /dev/fort.
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Cowboy development
Published by James Aylett on September 08, 2009 20:00 .
Simon Willison's keynote at DjangoCon 2009 was Cowboy development with Django, talking about WildLife Near You.
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Lazy registration is easy
Published by James Aylett on July 24, 2009 20:00 .
During the creation of the second /dev/fort project, I implemented lazy registration in django.
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The second /dev/fort
Published by Mark Norman Francis on June 20, 2009 20:00 .
The second /dev/fort was held in Knockbrex Castle, Scotland, between May 30th and June 6th, 2009.
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The first /dev/fort
Published by James Aylett on December 01, 2008 20:00 .
Planned earlier that summer, in late November 2008 a dozen of us piled into a bus with wings for the flight to Alderney. Fort Clonque is a 19th century fort now owned and maintained by The Landmark Trust, and served as the perfect base of operations for our week.