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I have a website that I developed in Django
After the fact I want to add a blog, I don't feel inclined to writing a blogging application from scratch.
Can you recommend a very light weight blogging application, nothing fancy. Just the most vanilla django blogging application I could add to this project.
I prefer django-simple-blogs no frills blogging app.
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/django-simple-blog/0.1.0
Doesn't have a template though - just a few tags to help you. You'd need to make your own templates
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I need to create a web site with Flask or Django where I can plot real time sensor (IOT) reading without loosing any information. is sockets the best solution ? or there exists another solution which serve better for this task ?
If you are going to use DJANGO or FLASK to present information from your source sensors, I would suggest you using WEBSOCKETs.
In DJANGO, you have DJANGO CHANNELS.
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I was looking for a list of apps and services. I need this so I can search through a database of reviews and see what apps and services people mention so I can keep track of them. For example "The app does not work with netflix on" I need a word list that has things like "netflix, craigslist, amazon, etc" so i can keep track. I searched and couldn't find anything.
You'd have to just write the list up yourself. This is not likely something someone would create and it seems to have no real world implications.
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I want to implement a feature that will import contacts of a user from different sites as choosen by user like gmail,yahoo,facebook etc. I found Django openinviter which was a django app written over openinviter api but my requirement was authentication for importing contacts should be done like oauth i.e we should not ask password from user. So anyone can please help me with this
Try CloudSponge. We have a great widget that makes integration extremely easy (5 minute copy/paste job) and an API if you want to make the user interface different from how the widget looks.
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Are there any frameworks aside from Django that can easily handle localization of forms? (number formatting specifically)
I've looked at Pyramid and Flask but their documentation talks mostly about translations and not number formatting. Does anybody have any experience with this and could possibly point me in the right direction?
Django is an all-in-one package, while Pyramid and Flask give you more flexibility.
Take a look at the Babel project; you can localize your forms using that package with ease.
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I've looked at sqlalchemy-migrate, but it just seems like a lot of work and I haven't been able to find any useful examples.
Anyone care to share how they handle this?
Check out new project Alembic: http://readthedocs.org/docs/alembic/en/latest/index.html
I don't have any personal experience with sqlalchemy-migrate, but here's a tutorial:
http://caneypuggies.alwaysreformed.com/wiki/DevelopingWithMigrations
If you use the scripts mentioned there, you can create migrations like this:
./new_migration.sh "Describe the new migration here"
I do all my migrations with South: http://south.aeracode.org/
Note that it depends on the Django framework though.