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Bumps the current django version to 3.2 For the most part, there are no
major changes here. The app configuration names were incorrect, and the
new version no longer ignores that, so those were updated. The new
version also requires explicitly defining the field type for primary
keys if they are not defined on the model.
Signed-off-by: Hassan Abouelela <[email protected]>
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Adding the video type at the request of Trey Hunner.
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Co-authored-by: Xithrius <[email protected]>
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Co-authored-by: Mark <[email protected]>
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Same URL used in `jetbrains_videos.yaml`.
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While the title of the book is "Neural Networks from Scratch in Python", it's typically referred to as "Neural Networks from Scratch", and it goes without saying in this context that Python will be used in code examples.
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Previously, it was unclear why this was a data science resource. This version states that Colab offers GPU computation and that it can be used for deep learning, which is the reason. Also fixes abrupt change in sentence structure ("a ... Jupyter Notebook which supports e.g. !apt-get"; "e.g." unexpected).
Also, expressions in backticks (apt-get) won't be rendered as code, though since Colab is mostly a beginner sandbox, I don't think the word "Debian" will often be known.
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We're making a few changes here
- Changing the name to 'to_kebabcase'
- Covering all edge cases
- Adding a unit test for this utility
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Co-authored-by: Johannes Christ <[email protected]>
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Coverage is now 100%.
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These changes were not necessary. I am very sorry for the things
that I did.
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Closes https://github.com/python-discord/meta/issues/119
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- Changes Google Collab to Colab
- Updates the URL for the vcokltfre tutorial
- Adds a category icon for Game Development.
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This could probably be improved by making it less hardcoded, but since
there's a bunch of special cases, and since it only affects deploy
previews, I'm choosing to solve this with a simple solution.
I don't think realistically that we're gonna be adding a ton of resource
types down the line anyway.
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The goodreads cream, while nice, has poor readability on a light
background. So I'm ditching it and just going black with those icons.
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Previously, trying to go to `resources/project%20ideas` would crash
the filtering JS. This has now been sorted out, so that these types
of redirects have their spaces replaced by dashes, which makes them
valid again.
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For example, navigating to pydis.com/resources/communities will now
correctly redirect to pydis.com/resources/?type=community.
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This should allow Netlify Deploy Previews.
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Here's the initial version of this system. We've got filtering,
but only by clicking checkboxes. The overall look and style are
pretty close to where we want them, but it's missing tons of
polish to be complete. The following commits will contain that polish.
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Here we're getting rid of all filtering and search functionality
on the backend. We'll be handling this on the client-side from now on.
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