This is an even-handed glance into Drupal vs Django, but could probably be broadened to CMSes vs framework.

"Sure, developers would still have objected in the same way, but those objections would be overturned by management or marketing. Release dates slip while developers scurry to integrate not-quite-baked software… and hey presto, it’s Adobe® Django© CSX™."

NASA using Django! Also using Fabric, Selenium, CruiseControl (continuous integration), and Solr. Very cool.

Jacob Kaplan-Moss' notes from OSCON 2009.

Client needed a CMS. A *front-end designer* weighed a PHP/MySQL option, an off the shelf option (Wordpress vs EE), and Django. Everyone was happy all around. Point, Django.

Common Django design patterns.

Using pip and virtualenv to build reproducible and isolated Python environments.

Nifty way to add extra context and additional logic to partials.

Modular search for Django

Fairly thorough examination of a newspaper choosing a CMS and building it with Django.

Looks like Zed Shaw is a fan of Django now.

Great explanations of Apache's prefork and working modules and how they apply to mod_php and mod_python.

Some interesting thoughts in this one.

Thorough explanation of using nginx to run Django, with a neat piece of software called supervisord to manage your server processes.

Smart way to embed images in an arbitrary piece of content. You don't even have to use Markdown, just some uniquely identifiably formed text, like ##IMAGE1###, that gets pre-processed and replaced with the image tag.

James Bennett explains his move of static media off to Amazon S3.

Directions from slicehost on how to setup a django instance behind lighttpd and fcgi. Nice server conf within.

Explanation of how Django would work for web dev firms.

Good overview of Djangos' newforms

Here's how to set custom upload fields in Django.

Brings up several points on the advantages of Python and its frameworks over Ruby on Rails.

James Bennett provides a nice in depth view on how to create a form using manipulators and validators.

My personal site.

This full-text search was added by Curse, Inc which have one of the heaviest traffic Django sites. Looks *really* simple to use.

A way to automate some db migration in django

Plone screencast comparing different frameworks.

Provides easy way to include Django in 'non-web' scripts.

Interesting developments in people's Django code

Uses a foreign key with unique=True