david / django-roa (http://welldev.org/)
Turn your models into remote resources that you can access through Django's ORM. ROA stands for Resource Oriented Architecture.
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django-roa changelog |
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Version 1.1, 28 February 2008: |
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* Add support for Groups and Permissions in remoteauth application (still |
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depends on builtin Django's ContentTypes). |
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* Add support for ModelForms with complex relations. |
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* Add an example to document the use of a custom serializer. |
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* Update py-restclient to the latest revision. |
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* Backward incompatible changes: RemoteUser model has been renamed to User and |
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ROAUserManager to UserManager to be consistent with the existing auth app. |
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Version 1.0, 23 January 2008: |
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* Add support for many-to-many relations. |
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* Warning: Many-to-many relations depends on Django' |
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* Warning: Many-to-many relations depends on Django's issue #10109, apply the |
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attached patch if you need it. |
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* Update py-restclient to 1.1.4. |
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