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@adamchainz That makes sense.
For statically generated sites (like Pelican) or project docs built through pipelines (like Django’s Sphinx docs), the dictionary could just be regenerated during each build, locally or in CI.
That way it stays fresh automatically and tracks templates or content changes without extra work.
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After Django 5.0rc1 release, I updated my generated fields article ✨
I also tried to improve the titles as suggested by @adamchainz whom I thank 🎨
All feedback is welcome 🤗
https://www.paulox.net/2023/11/07/database-generated-columns-part-1-django-and-sqlite/
#Django #Database #Python #SQL #SQLite #GeneratedColumn #GeneratedField #ORM
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👾 My top 8 GitHub CLI (gh) commands to boost your productivity. 🧵
Distilled from my blog post earlier this week, link at the end.
1. `gh browse`
Opens web pages related to the current repo, like:
* `gh browse` - opens the repo page.
* `gh browse <number>` - opens the issue or PR with a given number.
* `gh browse <path>` - opens the code browser at that path.
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✍️ New post covering my top 8 GitHub CLI (gh) commands to boost your productivity, like `gh repo clone` and `gh pr create`.
Check it out!
https://adamj.eu/tech/2025/11/24/github-top-gh-cli-commands/
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We definitely need some form of carbon sequestration, and I rarely see it discussed apart from very expensive projects. This article introduced me to Olivine weathering which seems a lot more feasible…
