After a long time in version 0.96, the Python framework Django finally announced the release plan for Version 1.0. In the official announcement, Django developer Jacob reminded users that the official release of version 1.0 will be scheduled for December 1, September 2.
Contrary to the development momentum of the Rails framework in full swing, Django developers have been relatively conservative in version updates, and have not been promoting much, but have been focusing on things they like. Before the release of version 1.0, there will also be an alpha version of version July 20) to include all the required new features, and then there will be two beta versions in early August) to freeze the final features of version 1.0, eliminate all bugs as much as possible.
In Version 1.0, Django will use newforms to refactor the admin module and completely replace the oldforms originally used. There will be no function dependency on the admin module. The new version of Django will also be 100% compatible with the WSGIWeb Server Gateway Interface used to implement the interfaces between the Python framework and Web servers) standard to ensure the portability of applications. Although Django 1.0 has not been available for a long time, many Python developers are still optimistic about this framework, and successful cases of Django development are also increasing. According to the materials provided by Django official site, nearly 1500 samples of Django-developed websites are included. Although the number of websites cannot be compared with Rails, many of them have excellent site applications, for example, haokan and other distinctive Web 2.0 applications.
Currently, the SVN repository of Django has a clone version of Git. You can obtain the latest Django development code from the Git repository at any time. At the same time, five years after the development of the Django project, a non-profit developer Foundation was established to operate discussions, gatherings, and other community activities of Django developers, it also promotes the activities of the Django global developer community while promoting the continuous development of Django projects.
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