Django 1.2 release notes
Blog de Simon Willison Posted on May 17, 2010
Django 1.2 release notes (via). Released today, this is a terrific upgrade. Multiple database connections, model validation, improved CSRF protection, a messages framework, the new smart if template tag and lots, lots more. I’ve been using the 1.2 betas for a major new project over the past few months and it’s been smooth sailing all the ...
What's new in Django 1.2 alpha 1
Blog de Simon Willison Posted on January 7, 2010
What’s new in Django 1.2 alpha 1 (via). Multiple database support, improved CSRF prevention, a messages framework (similar to the Rails “flash” feature), model validation, custom e-mail backends, template caching for much faster handling of the include and extends tags, read only fields in the admin, a better if tag and more. Very exciting release.
Django ponies: Proposals for Django 1.2
Blog de Simon Willison Posted on September 29, 2009
I’ve decided to step up my involvement in Django development in the run-up to Django 1.2, so I’m currently going through several years worth of accumulated pony requests figuring out which ones are worth advocating for. I’m also ensuring I have the code to back them up—my innocent AutoEscaping proposal a few years ago resulted ...
Django: Security fix released
Blog de Simon Willison Posted on September 3, 2008
Django: Security fix released. The Django admin used to save partially-submitted forms if your session expired, and continue the submission when you logged in. It turns out that’s actually an unblockable CSRF exploit and is hence broken as designed, so it’s now been removed. Thanks Ed Eliot and other GCap colleagues for helping me flesh out the potential ...


