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benjaoming · benjaoming · commit 3a5e72e9ae14 · 2025-07-29T00:12:57.000+02:00
diff --git a/content/timeline/00_template.md b/content/timeline/00_template.md
@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ params:
   # milestone = universal milestone of Django/community
   # personal = a personal reflection
   # release = a django release
+  # app = significant external app (like South)
   timeline_type: milestone
   
   # If it's a release, you can add:
diff --git a/content/timeline/2012-03-23-django-1.6.md b/content/timeline/2012-03-23-django-1.6.md
@@ -10,4 +10,4 @@ params:
 
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-Dedicated to Malcolm Tredinnick (RIP), Django 1.6 now officially supports Python 3 and it modernizes the `startproject` and `startapp` commands. Under the hood, persistent database connections are introduced to reuse the same db connection across multiple requests and a call to a Model's `save()` now requires just 1 database query instead of 2.
+Dedicated to Malcolm Tredinnick (RIP 🕯️), Django 1.6 now officially supports Python 3 and it modernizes the `startproject` and `startapp` commands. Under the hood, persistent database connections are introduced to reuse the same db connection across multiple requests and a call to a Model's `save()` now requires just 1 database query instead of 2.

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`13`		-Dedicated to Malcolm Tredinnick (RIP), Django 1.6 now officially supports Python 3 and it modernizes the `startproject` and `startapp` commands. Under the hood, persistent database connections are introduced to reuse the same db connection across multiple requests and a call to a Model's `save()` now requires just 1 database query instead of 2.
	`13`	+Dedicated to Malcolm Tredinnick (RIP 🕯️), Django 1.6 now officially supports Python 3 and it modernizes the `startproject` and `startapp` commands. Under the hood, persistent database connections are introduced to reuse the same db connection across multiple requests and a call to a Model's `save()` now requires just 1 database query instead of 2.