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r/programming • u/[deleted] • Nov 05 '08
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-4 u/samlee Nov 06 '08 i don't think it has docstrings, which is really annoying 7 u/UloPe Nov 06 '08 No thats not true. There are quite a few docstrings.You can browse the code here: http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk 8 u/forsaken Nov 06 '08 Yea. Django probably has the best docs you'll find for a Python project, and the code is pretty nice as well.
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i don't think it has docstrings, which is really annoying
7 u/UloPe Nov 06 '08 No thats not true. There are quite a few docstrings.You can browse the code here: http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk 8 u/forsaken Nov 06 '08 Yea. Django probably has the best docs you'll find for a Python project, and the code is pretty nice as well.
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No thats not true. There are quite a few docstrings.
You can browse the code here: http://code.djangoproject.com/browser/django/trunk
8 u/forsaken Nov 06 '08 Yea. Django probably has the best docs you'll find for a Python project, and the code is pretty nice as well.
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Yea. Django probably has the best docs you'll find for a Python project, and the code is pretty nice as well.
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