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Django-SocialAuth – Login via twitter, facebook, openid, yahoo, google using a single app. by shabda on August 27, 2009 TL;DR version: Here is an app to allow logging in via twitter, facebook, openid, yahoo, google, which should work transparently with Django authentication system. (@login_required, User and other infrastructure work as expected.) Demo and Code.Longer version follow: We are releas

The newly launched search engine Bing has a simple restful API. We have created a thin Python wrapper over this API, which allows to query the Bing servers in a very pythonic way. Installing this is as easy as easy_install bingapi. [Or get it here or here ] Using from bingapi import bingapi bing = bingapi.Bing(<appid>) bing.do_web_search('Usware Technologies') The README from the project is posted

Develop Twitter API application in django and deploy on Google App Engine by lakshman on April 28, 2009 Twitter’s robust REST API enables building of good applications that leverage its increasingly large and real-time data. Google’s cloud system App Engine not only provides a scalable platform for deploying applications, but also proves to be economically viable because of its pay per resource us

Create a new social networking site in few hours using pinax platform (django). by Rama Vadakattu on March 18, 2009 if you are excited to see how such a social networking site would like.Just follow the below link http://www.xfgx.info/ We made the above site on pinax platform (Please note pinax has done most of things we have done very little).A platform for rapidly developing websites. In this bl

Constraint programming in Python by shabda on March 6, 2009 Imagine this, you want to solve a problem, the algorithm for which you do not know. You just know the problem. From wikipedia, Constraints differ from the common primitives of imperative programming languages in that they do not specify a step or sequence of steps to execute, but rather the properties of a solution to be found. Assume tha

How to build a Facebook app in Django by shabda on February 20, 2009 Facebook has a simple and robust API which allows users to build applications for the Facebook platform. We being the intelligent developers will use the superb Django framework to build our application. The completed code for this is available at https://svn.uswaretech.com/favlang/. The completed application is deployed to faceb