Django 1.10 removed the very helpful --list (or -l) option from the manage migrate command. This option was deprecated since 1.8. But don't worry, you can have the same output using:
$ ./manage.py showmigrations
You can also see in which order your migrations will be applied using the --plan option:
$ ./manage.py showmigrations --plan
We are currently working on a project that loads and dumps very big JSON objects. We recently had some slowness issues and though giving a try to some C compiled JSON modules could give a boost to our API.
After some googling we found out a few exsting modules and decided to setup a benchmark to decide which one to use. The selected modules are:
read moreIn some code I wrote today I needed a way to check that all items in a list are contained in an other list. And I came up with a one-liner I found useful enough for sharing :
read more>>> big_list = [1,2,3] >>> small_list = [1,3] >>> all([i in big_list for i in small_list]) True >>> small_list = [1,4] >>> all([i in big_list for i in small_list]) False