Julia Evans on Nostr: if you use Django: do you.. upgrade Django every few years? for my website projects ...
if you use Django: do you.. upgrade Django every few years? for my website projects I'm used to just using whatever the current version is and then literally never upgrading ever and I'm trying to figure out if this approach will work for Django or not
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