With the 1.1 release of Django came several major new features, prominent among these is aggregation, which was among the most oft-requested for Django's ORM. The addition and manner of implementation of this feature highlights several fundamental philosophies within Django, as well as provides new possibilities. Fundamentally aggregates support in Django means a way to answer queries such as "show me all the authors who have published more than 1 book" or "show me the most expensive book".
A panel involving Brian Rosner, Eric Florenzano, Alex Gaynor, James Tauber, Jannis Leidel, Kevin Fricovsky and James Bennett on reusable apps in Django. Or shall we say, well-written code that happens to be reusable.
Episode #8 — In which we discuss a ton of commits made in preparation for Django 1.2
Episode #11 — In which we discuss the many community updates since our last episode.
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