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Hacking Django
The one thing I like most about the Django framework is that it is notoriously easy to hack. I was looking for a way to add a custom landing page for Django Admin. As usual, I started with the documentation. Django provides a way to add a custom index page...
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Heroku being Heroku
Yesterday, I completed developing the web application for ShrutiVaani - Sanskrit TTS. I deployed an initial version of it on Heroku to make sure that at least the Django part works fine on the cloud. I also connected the web application to the runtime of our TTS application. The whole...
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The Minor Project Returns
The final leg of the minor project of my bachelor’s degree commenced in December. I along with my peers are working on a project to develop a text-to-speech application for the Sanskrit language. We faced many hurdles along the journey and the most problematic one was the time commitment. Anyhow,...
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Menial Replication
Replicated the note added in openwisp-controller to openwisp2-docs. Apparently, some parts of the docs are repeated. This repetition won’t get fixed until comprehensive documentation is created. In other news Continued reading Computer Networking: Principles, Protocols, and Practice and learned about distance vector routing and link-state routing.
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Peeking into Django’s source code
I picked up another small issue on Kiwi TCMS. This one is for writing tests for their custom Middleware. Initially, I chose to use actual GET/POST requests and test the working of the middlewares, but I changed my mind later after taking account of tests I wrote for SafeJSONRPCHandler. I...