Daniel Roy Greenfeld

I like your approach, since it removes the scoping issue from the equation. The only downside I can think of is documenting how this is done. :-)

This is what the RESTful API is designed to provide. It's not there yet, but I hope for it to be there by version 0.6.0.

In terms of Django and most open source projects, this problem is NOT solved. Yes, in the world of **corporate-scale** open source server configuration management (Linux variants, Open Stack, Docker,...

@coderanger, the definition of the classic business model for open source server configuration management: - Create a server product - Make it sophisticated - Charge for support and training (Enterprise...

@coderanger Thanks. Updated that sentence to be: > Yes, in the world of **big-corporate** open source server configuration management (Linux variants, Open Stack, Docker, et al) this problem is indeed...

I agree with @tomchristie about download count should not determine the intrinsic value of how much a package is worth. It's terribly inaccurate, especially in this day of automated deployments....

Thanks

@kakulukia Are you an expert on LaTeX formatting or providing advice on debugging? Just curious, because we could really use the former.

Unfortunately, fixing the tables in Two Scoops of Django is going to require a lot more than the rubber duck debugging you are suggesting. **I can't overstate the difficulty of...

What our current code looks like: ``` tex \begin{table}[htp] \begin{tabularx}{\textwidth}{ |X|X|X| } \adjust Code & \adjust Import Type & \adjust Usage \\ % \texttt{\small from core.views import FoodMixin} & absolute...