TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring Writing So Your Words Are Read How to write documentation and content that everyone would want to read and can understand.
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring This document discusses using various kinds of authentication with Requests. Many web services require authentication, and there are many different types. Below, we outline various forms of authentication available in Requests, from the simple to the complex.
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring The son says: “Hey Dad, you said you were going to teach me how to drive after school today. Are we still going to do that?” The father, without looking up from his iPad, replies: “Of course, son. The car is in the garage and I laid out a set of wrenches on the workbench. Take the car apart and look at each piece, then put it back together. Once you’ve done that I’ll take you to the DMV for your driving test.”
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring Reading the source works for someone already familiar with your project. Your writing about your project and documentation needs to get them to that point.
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring Try to avoid pronouns or rewrite your sentences to use plural pronouns. More: http://techwhirl.com/gender-neutral-technical-writing/
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring We made a bunch of changes: The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. The few minor typos have been fixed. Updated the version of django- registration-redux that we use to 1.3. Last but not least, the Introduction has been updated. We made a bunch of changes: • The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. • Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. • The few minor typos have been fixed. • Updated the version of django-registration-redux that we use to 1.3. • Introduction has been updated.
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring We made a bunch of changes: • The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. • Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. • The few minor typos have been fixed. • Updated the version of django-registration-redux that we use to 1.3. • Introduction has been updated. We made a bunch of changes: • The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. • Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. • The few minor typos have been fixed. • Updated the version of django- registration-redux that we use to 1.3. • Introduction has been updated.
TO N T R AC Y O S B O R N @limedaring We made a bunch of changes: • The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. • Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. • The few minor typos have been fixed. • Updated the version of django- registration-redux that we use to 1.3. • Introduction has been updated. We made a bunch of changes: • The registration chapter has been split in two, between adding registration and then associating users with objects. The chapter was giant before so this makes it more manageable. • Screenshots of the admin have been updated to reflect the new Django 1.9 styles. • The few minor typos have been fixed. • Updated the version of django- registration-redux that we use to 1.3. • Introduction has been updated.