I recall Django had its source online awhile ago, I'm just looking to study how a fully functional site operates - I don't mind looking at any type of Python/PHP based MVC framework such as Pylons, Django, Zend, or Kohana.
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Do any sites using MVC frameworks ( php, python ) post their full source through a VC browser?
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I'm not sure if a "web app" meets your definition of "a site", but for example the full source code for the App Engine web app Rietveld (which helps arrange code reviews) is available for browsing here -- Rietveld is coded in Python and loosely based on Django (as are many App Engine apps out there).
Alex Martelli
2009-09-27 23:39:22
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The biggest example is likely EveryBlock, a Django-powered site by Adrian Holovanty, one of Django's BDFLs.
Also, as you said, djangoproject.com's code is open-source.
cpharmston
2009-09-27 23:42:37
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Source code for addons.mozilla.org is available in the SVN repository (they use CakePHP).
Marko
2009-09-28 00:13:27
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If you're looking for some fully functional Django webapps, Nathan Borror has published the source of his Django Basic Apps.
bigmattyh
2009-09-28 00:22:36
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The Crispin Porter + Bogusky website cpbgroup.com was developed in CakePHP and was recently released as open source.
The source is available on GitHub: http://github.com/cpbadmin/newd
Konr Ness
2009-09-28 02:33:48