jmoiron plays the blues

bfccddc4 to jmoiron.net some modifications to make the migration a bit smoother on new boxes

29f6e9a0 to jmoiron.net big batch of admin scaffolding additions, including the basic structure & the concept of managers & modules

@jmoiron luckily 3.2 fallback mode is tolerable; things actually get quite usable with a little effort

@jmoiron sorta tried gnome 3.2 again, still unimaginably awful.. virtual desktops completely broken (switching freezes machine)

a08bafc1 to jmoiron.net add an admin stub app using twitter's bootstrap

#64 to dotfiles json vimrc autocmd, some more tiny color mods, locale mods to profile

#63 to dotfiles update some colors

@jmoiron released gaspar; ship cpu intensive tasks to simple preforked workers; easy & infrastructureless http://t.co/9X8rjpj9

15e2435e to jmoiron.net styling for login form

9c6dcb99 to jmoiron.net add login template (needs styling)

a5cf7105 to jmoiron.net login/logout views functional

@jmoiron Wish there was a saner way to group tasks in a #fabric fabfile so that "fab --list" wasn't impossible to sort through.

@jmoiron @mikeywaites should only fail if you bypass django.db.models.sql.compiler somehow; does your custom QS inherit from models.query.QuerySet?

795ccbdc to jmoiron.net add simple authentication form and model

153379ad to micromongo add a ``find_one`` to micromongo models

aa8fe8fa to jmoiron.net rename script.py to manage.py to be friendlier to my django history and various aliases

cc9d7403 to gaspar fix setup.py

abf7bb82 to jmoiron.net fix the reorg; it actually works already; app all anchored at 'jmoiron' namespace, which seems nicer

5577f15b to jmoiron.net world-breaking reorganization

32b4b658 to jmoiron.net rename comment template

#176 to johnny-cache fix Alex Martelli's name in the comments

0d189d83 to johnny-cache fix Alex Martelli's name in the comments

@jmoiron @mikeywaites it should; it patches django's sql query compiler (the thing that turns ORM chains into SQL), which is pretty deep.

@jmoiron @funkatron agree in spirit with your manifesto; if software is managing complexity, composing apps from simple tools is the only way to go