Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Community blog posts from the Django community.
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Getting Started with Django (Part 1)
Django is a free and open-source high-level Python web framework. As Django itself claims as “The web framework for perfectionists with deadlines.” is absolutely right. I have been using Django for around 1 and a half years, and I find it very useful... -
Django: Getting Started
In this series, we are going to create a random motivational quotes generator using Django. This is a beginner-friendly series, so you don't have to have any prior knowledge of Django. Oh, by the way, it's pronounced JANG-OH, you're welcome. ;) Disc... -
Django: Getting Started
In this series, we are going to create a random motivational quotes generator using Django. This is a beginner-friendly series, so you don't have to have any prior knowledge of Django. Oh, by the way, it's pronounced JANG-OH, you're welcome. ;) Disc... -
Migrating data in Django
While working on your project, you will have to add new fields to your database. When you add a new field to the database, what values should the existing rows get for this field? You may want it to be null or you may want to populate it with correct... -
Djangify
The conventional way we can convert any HTML, CSS, JS, or BootStrap template into a Django compatible template by manually making some changes to it like: Step 1 Add {% load static %} tags for the JS,CSS,image files that we want to include in the ... -
Python libraries📑
Let's discuss , know and apply some useful Python libraries and make Amazing project. So get ready to start 1. Pillow [Related to image manipulation] Pillow is actually a fork of PIL – Python Image Library. At first, pillow was mainly based on th... -
Django News - PyCon US, Django 3.2.3, and Wagtail 2.13 - May 14th 2021
News Django bugfix releases issued: 3.2.3, 3.1.11, and 2.2.23 New bugfixes were just released. As ever, the best security is to be on the latest version of Django. djangoproject.com Wagtail 2.13 release notes New updates to StreamField, simple translation module, commenting, combined account settings, and formal support for Django 3.2. wagtail.io Interested in running for the PSF board? The next PSF Board election is coming up soon. Learn more about what a Board role entails. python.org Events PyCon 2021 - May 12-18 The virtual PyCon US is happening now with talks May 14-15, job fair on the 16th, and sprints 16-18th. pycon.org DjangoCon EU - June 2-6 The schedule and tickets are available for DjangoCon EU. Five days of virtual talks, sprints, and tutorials. djangocon.eu Sponsored Link Senior Django Developer As a Senior Django Developer you’ll work alongside the CTO, fellow software engineers, product managers, and designers, to execute major technical projects on Muck Rack, lead the building of new features, and help shape our engineering culture and processes. Our engineers are not siloed to any particular part of the application–everyone contributes everywhere. You should be excited about working with large amounts of data. grnh.se Articles Multi-Tenancy in Django A … -
My First Post (test)
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Window Resizer python tkinter mini project for beginners
Python Tkinter mini project - Window Resizer Let's create python and tkinter project to brush-up your technical skills. Creating projects is the best way of learning something faster. First of all let's create a GUI window from tkinter import * r... -
Python Infrastructure - Ee Durbin
Python Software FoundationEe’s personal siteHacker News discussion: PyPI now token scanningAn Overview of Packaging for PythonInstallPython3.comSupport the ShowThis podcast does not have any ads or sponsors. To support the show, please consider visiting LearnDjango.com, Button, or Django News. -
Build an Analytics Dashboard with Django and Arctype
Introduction As Python's premier web framework, Django provides the foundation upon which many web applications have been built, facilitating rapid development without sacrificing stability. Amongst other versatile functionalities, Django integrates... -
Praise is different from positive feedback (positive feedback is better)
Managers need to understand the difference between praise and positive feedback. Feedback is one of the most important tools in your management toolbox, and an absolutely must for any manager who wants to be effective. Praise is … fine, but significantly less valuable. If you’re accidentally giving praise instead of positive feedback, you won’t see the results you expect. Read on to find out the differences between praise and positive feedback. -
FLOSS and linguistic diversity
Thoughts on linguistic diversity in FLOSS, arising from the Italian translation of the Django documentation. -
Making your Django Apps reusable for other Projects
Should in case you want to re-use your django app in other future projects instead of rewriting the entire project, we can package the other app and install it in our django project. .> Create a new folder and move your django-application to the fol... -
How to create multiple windows in Tkinter with button
Multiple window using python and Tkinter Today I will walk through you how you can create multiple window in tkinter with button. First, we write a simple bare-bones code. from tkinter import * root = Tk() root.title('Tkinter GUI - Yourname') root.... -
Currency converter using Python and Tkinter
Dollar to Indian rupees converter Tkinter is a GUI library for Python, which helps us to create Desktop application and amazing Graphical user interface. Without wasting your time let's start coding... First start with the basic bare-bones code. f... -
Deploy Django App on AWS Lambda using Serverless (Part 2)
After my previous blog post Deploy Django App on AWS Lambda using Serverless (Part 1) people started asking me about AWS infrastructure for Django project. I decided to share my experience with this. It is not obvious (for people who don't have enou... -
The Mass Email Mistake
Addressing behavior through mass emails or new policy rollout is a mistake. Here’s why. -
FYP-DevLog-008
Progress Highlights Project Research Research i.e. drafting of other essential UML diagrams such as activity diagram and data flow diagram will be continued during Mid-Semester Break. My supervisor has also expressed her intentions of asking us to w... -
Multitenant Systems - Part II - Building multitenant backend APIs using Django
This is a continuation of part I of the multitenant series. You can check part 1 here. In this one, I will discuss how we can build the backend of our app using the third architecture discussed in the part I. What are we building? An online shop app!... -
How to Build a Webhook Receiver in Django
A common way to receive data in a web application is with a webhook. The external system pushes data to yours with an HTTP request. Correctly receiving and processing webhook data can be vital to your application working. In this post we’ll create a Django view to receive incoming webhook data. Example use case Imagine our site receives messages via webhook from a system at the infamous Acme Corporation. They follow the convention of sending POST requests with JSON bodies to a path on our site that we provide. They send a header with a secret token which we can use to authenticate their requests. For the purposes of the example, we’ll ignore what we do with these messages and instead focus on the “scaffolding”. Message log model Before we start building a view, we should consider storing all incoming messages. Logging all incoming messages allows us to debug failures, check their structure is as documented, and otherwise audit what’s happening. We could use any data store for the messages, but the simplest solution is to use a database model. This provides all the benefits of Django’s ORM and our database server’s durability guarantees. The messages are JSON, so we … -
How to Build a Webhook Receiver in Django
A common way to receive data in a web application is with a webhook. The external system pushes data to yours with an HTTP request. Correctly receiving and processing webhook data can be vital to your application working. In this post we’ll create a Django view to receive incoming webhook data. Example use case¶ Imagine our site receives messages via webhook from a system at the infamous Acme Corporation. They follow the convention of sending POST requests with JSON bodies to a path on our site that we provide. They send a header with a secret token which we can use to authenticate their requests. For the purposes of the example, we’ll ignore what we do with these messages and instead focus on the “scaffolding”. Message log model¶ Before we start building a view, we should consider storing all incoming messages. Logging all incoming messages allows us to debug failures, check their structure is as documented, and otherwise audit what’s happening. We could use any data store for the messages, but the simplest solution is to use a database model. This provides all the benefits of Django’s ORM and our database server’s durability guarantees. The messages are JSON, so we … -
Test-Driven Development with React, Jest, and Enzyme - Part 1
In this two part series, we'll look at how to develop a React app using Test-Driven Development (TDD). -
How to hide Django SECRET_KEY on Public Repositories.
While working on the Django project you may have seen variables like SECRET_KEY and other DATABASE-related information which is considered sensitive. When uploading the source code of deployed Django project on the internet, these data should be prop... -
Test-Driven Development with React, Jest, and Enzyme - Part 2
In this two part series, we'll look at how to develop a React app using Test-Driven Development (TDD).
