Typically, Django sites are designed with the assumption that they’ll have a domain or subdomain to themselves. Often times this is fine, but if you’re developing a web application designed for redistribution, sometimes you can’t make that assumption.
During development of Review Board, many of our users wanted the ability to install Review Board into a [...]

I’m planning to cover all of what Django can do, but for now, let’s start simple with something most Django developers spend way too much time creating: Custom tags.
Django’s nice enough to provide a @register.simple_tag decorator for creating very basic tags that don’t take a context but do take parameters. This is great, but what [...]

Django is an awesome development platform for web applications. With such features as database abstraction, template/view/url separation, built-in authentication with interchangeable backends, it’s made web development much more enjoyable.
We use Django in Review Board with much success. Over time, as we’ve come to develop new features, we realized that much of our codebase was useful [...]

It’s been about 5 months since I last gave a Review Board status update. Way too long, given how much has changed. So once again, let’s start off with a few stats.

Total bugs open: 25
Total bugs fixed: 186
Feature requests open: 43
Companies known to be using Review Board: at least 23

Review Board has matured in recent [...]