Projects
Here is a more or less up-to-date list of my present and past projects.
Aspirator
Aspirator is a simple, lightweight, django-powered feed reader. It has lots of nifty features to help you browse, read and search the updates from your favourite sites. Check the bitbucket page for a detailed description and some screenshots.
Django-floppyforms
This project is an attempt at making it really easy to customize widgets rendering in Django. Switching doctypes, adding HTML5 features, using rich widgets, are made really simple with django-floppyforms.
This app gives you the control of widgets rendering in a template. This way you can override and extend the behaviour of default templates with no python code. All the widgets in Django can be extended and customized with floppyforms. This app also provides rich widgets for editing geometry fields for GeoDjango, using the OpenLayers JavaScript library.
The default widgets are HTML5 widgets (with all the input types and shit) but it's also really easy to get Django's behaviour for full backwards compatibility.
Django-geoportail
Géoportail is a web portal managed by the French National Geographic Institute. They provide high-resolution maps and aerial photos of French territories, as well as several sets of geolocalized data.
They also provide a javascript API based on OpenLayers, which can be used by web developers to add geographic data to external websites and Geographic Information Systems.
Django-geoportail is a Django app that abstracts the javascript API and makes it easier to display Geportail’s data on your Django site. It is built on top of GeoDjango.
Dotim
This is the source code powering this website. Built with Django, I write my posts in reStructuredText format.
All the administration is done with the Django Admin. Features a blog, a gallery, atom feeds for both. Uses lots of django.contrib apps, plus Sorl and django-tagging.
Lolify
This — rather silly — app converts normal text to lolified text, with lots of abbreviations and spelling mistakes. This works only with French. Therefore its uselessness, it's my most widely used Django app so far.
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