How can I "ignore" NoReverseMatch in Django template?
Easiest/quickest would be update django's url tag to fail silently. 
You can update function definition on def url(parser, token): in <your_django_path>/templatetags/future.py to have all code in try ... except and do not raise exception when there is any.
However, this is quickest hack that I could think of, I'm not sure there is any better solution.
Is there any way to disable throwing NoReverseMatch exceptions from url tags in Django templates (just make it silently fail, return an empty string or smth... temporarily, for development, of course)?
(I'm working on a Django project that is kind of a mess as far as things are organized (bunch of remote-workers, contractors plus the local team with lots of overlapping tasks assigned to different people and even front-end and back-end work tends to get mixed as part of the same task...) and I really need to just ignore/hide/disable the NoReverseMatch thrown by template url tags in order to efficiently do my part of the job and not end up doing other peoples' jobs in order to be able to do mine...)