I am an aspiring GSOC 2025 contributor and have been exploring Django’s codebase. Among the various projects I reviewed, django-template-partials particularly stood out to me due to its potential impact.
From my perspective, integrating template partials into Django’s core could enhance the framework’s templating capabilities. I wanted to understand your perspective on this—how do you see the role of partials within Django? What is their future in the framework, and how do you envision their development?
Additionally, I would greatly appreciate any advice on how to strengthen my proposal to follow in addition to summing up the concept behind partials and template tags in django-core and improve my chances of contributing to this project through GSOC
Looking forward to your insights.
Thanks for the guidance, sir! I’ll go through the tracking issue, understand the code, and will make sure to brush up the basics. Looking forward to contributing.
Hope you’re doing great! I’ve been working on my draft proposal for GSoC 2025 and thought of sharing it with you for comments as you both have guided me before. Here is the Docs Link.
I’d greatly value any suggestions, enhancements, or feedback you can provide. I’d like to make sure that the proposal meets the project expectations and goals well. Let me know if there’s anything that I can make more specific or improve.
Thanks so much for your time and feedback—I really appreciate your input!
No mention of a migration guide for existing users. That should probably live in the template-partials repo, but exact steps for moving from the third-part to built-in solution should be made.
All of the “New Ideas for Enhancement” are out of scope. Any such should be pursued in a third-party app, not as additions to this project.
Exact documentation examples to be added is an open question. I don’t think adding extensive HTMX examples would appropriate (for example).
This phrase: “Ensure compatibility with Django’s template rendering engine and security model” — If that means anything, you should spell it out.
There’s no real timeline specified.
Overall the proposal is a bit high-level. It’s fine, but it doesn’t really demonstrate that you’re on top of the finer details. I think if you keep working it you can add those. (Likely this is needed to provide a realistic timeline for the project.)
Thanks so much for your feedback! I really appreciate the detailed insights—it’s very helpful.
I’ll take some time to carefully refine the proposal based on your suggestions, ensuring it’s more detailed and well-structured. Once I’ve incorporated the necessary improvements, I’ll share an updated version for further feedback.
Hi @adyaprasad
Thanks for sharing dude
I now got a better idea on how the final proposal might seem. Would mix up Mr. Carlton’s advice, my DTL knowledge and insights from the proposal to try achieving the final one .
This really helps
Btw which idea are u working on ?? Hope I could be of any help !
Hi @adyaprasad
Sorry for you cause the idea got cancelled !
But no need to worry !
You still got about 11 days ,
Try to go for some other idea and something that actually interests you so that it’s faster and easier to go for ! Or even you could propose your own idea if you feel otherwise
Whatever you choose, feel free to contact !