Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Community blog posts from the Django community.
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Jason Learns Django - 06
Hard day again. I just cannot seem to focus and learn. It takes slogging and rewatching and retyping and oh, I missed a colon there. Do it again. And again. And again. And that is the only way, I seem to make any progress. Well, the learning at speed does not quite seem to be in my hands (or my brain 😂) What is in my control, and the best I can do, is to show up every day. Read more… (1 min remaining to read) -
Linting in Webpack
You will learn how to use Eslint and Stylelint to lint code with Webpack -
Linting in Webpack
You will learn how to use Eslint and Stylelint to lint code with Webpack -
Fluent in Django: 10+ Django template filters you should know
Prerequisites You will need the basic knowledge of Django. If you don't feel comfortable with Django yet, try this beginner-friendly tutorial. Django template filters Whiletags lives between curly braces a percent ({% tag %}), variables live between ... -
How much Python you need to know to get started with Flask & Django.
Django & Flask have made a boom in the web development industry because of their rapid development process. The reason for rapid development you ask ? Of course it's Python! Both Django & Flask are Python Web Frameworks which helps in rapid developme... -
Canonical SEO Failure
This post is less about teaching and more about schadenfreude amusement for you, and catharsis for me. It’s the story of how one unfortunate HTML tag kicked me off almost all search engines and my months-long way back. And why it didn’t matter in the end. -
Jason Learns Django - 05
Life got in the way again. Remembered yesterday. So I took it easy. Gave myself 4 hours and the grace to quit if I wasn’t done. And somehow, by the skin of my teeth, I got done with the pending module. Read more… (1 min remaining to read) -
Deploying Django to Heroku
In the previous Django - Getting Started post, we set up a new Django app, basically creating a fullstack Python Hello World. In this post, we will deploy this very basic app to Heroku (a free hosting platform which can run a Django server along with... -
Django: The Request-Response Cycle
Have you ever wondered, things under the hood seems to be more fascinating than the one showcased in front of us. It's kind of a Butterfly Effect taking place. So let's pull the shades off and unveil the true story of what's happening behind the scen... -
Django: The Request-Response Cycle
Have you ever wondered, things under the hood seems to be more fascinating than the one showcased in front of us. It's kind of a Butterfly Effect taking place. So let's pull the shades off and unveil the true story of what's happening behind the scen... -
Jason Learns Django - 04
I thought last friday was hard. Boy, was I wrong. Read more… (1 min remaining to read) -
How to create an ecommerce website using django
This post will be a series of posts that will enable us to build a fully functioning ecommerce website named ESHOP using django. For you to effectively understand this, you will need to at least have a basic understanding of python and object oriente... -
Creating a follow and unfollow system in Django | python
Social Media giants like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Github have one thing in common, that is it follow/unfollow feature. which allows the user to follow each other. Here, in this post, we have tried to mimic this feature. *Basic knowledge of D... -
Creating a follow and unfollow system in Django | python
Social Media giants like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Github have one thing in common, that is it follow/unfollow feature. which allows the user to follow each other. Here, in this post, we have tried to mimic this feature. *Basic knowledge of D... -
Jason Learns Django - 03
Today was a slog. Life got in the way, so lost some scheduled time. So decided to work some more in the evening. Read more… (1 min remaining to read) -
Building an Ecommerce(Named eshop) Website using django
This post will be a series of posts that will enable us to build a fully functioning ecommerce website using django. For you to effectively understand this, you will need to at least have a basic understanding of python and object oriented programmin... -
Building an Ecommerce Website using django
This post will be a series of posts that will enable us to build a fully functioning ecommerce website named ESHOP using django. For you to effectively understand this, you will need to at least have a basic understanding of python and object oriente... -
Django Ecommerce - Setting Up The Project
This post will be a series of posts that will enable us to build a fully functioning ecommerce website named ESHOP using django. For you to effectively understand this, you will need to at least have a basic understanding of python and object oriente... -
Django Ecommerce - Setting Up The Project
This post will be a series of posts that will enable us to build a fully functioning ecommerce website named ESHOP using django. For you to effectively understand this, you will need to at least have a basic understanding of python and object oriente... -
Extending Django Wizards
I quite like the wizard pattern. Most people are somewhat familiar with the concept of having to complete a logically grouped set of form elements before moving onto the next one, with a final confirmation step, after which the operation is committed. Howver, there are some perceieved problems within the [Django formtools](https://django-formtools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/) implementation, at least from the perspective of our use case. The big one my team have identified: when you reload the page with a GET request, it clears out the data from the current run of the wizard. This is problematic when something happens to your internet, and you have to reload a page manually, for instance. Or if you just happen to reload it through another means. Related to this, if you don't have all of the information you require, there's no way to "stash" your current iteration, and return to it later. This later could be after a logout and login (or even on a different computer). Additionally, there's no way to have "extra" steps inserted based on the selections made in a previous step. You could take the other approach, and define all of the steps initially (and then skip those that aren't required), but … -
Hello Django #2
In the last blog, I introduce you abut Django and its features. In this blog, we are understanding Django installation and project structure of Django and write the first hello world in it. Let's Started... I will walk you through the installation ... -
How to deploy django app on heroku
Heroku is a cloud platform that lets companies build, deliver, monitor, and scale apps — they're the fastest way to go from idea to URL, bypassing all those infrastructure headaches. First thing first, create an account on Heroku. Then continue with ... -
Django News - Django: Technical Board Candidate Registration and Wagtail - Apr 23rd 2021
News Wagtail 2.12.4, 2.11.7, and 2.13rc1 New security releases for Wagtail 2.12.4 and 2.11.7 along with 2.13rc1. github.com Django: Technical Board Candidate Registration With the completion of the Django 3.x major release cycle and in accordance with DEP-10 it is now time to collect candidates for the Django Technical Board. Registration for Candidates will end on April 27th, 2021 AoE. djangoproject.com Get PyCharm, Support Django Until April 29, you can purchase PyCharm at 30% off and the full purchase price will be donated to the Django Software Foundation. jetbrains.com Events PyOhio 2021 Call for Proposals PyOhio 2021 takes place July 31 and proposals for talks can be submitted until May 3rd. pretalx.com Sponsored Link Migrating from Django 1.7 to 3.2 is no small task. Learn how to successfully leapfrog a massive Django/Python upgrade. sixfeetup.com Articles Django Tailwind v2.0 is out. It brings the "JIT" mode and hot reloading. ⚡ Django Tailwind is an integration package for Tailwind CSS and v2 brings JIT and hot reloading. timonweb.com Your Guide to Connection Management in Postgres If you aren't sure what connection pooling is or why you'd ever need it, this article dives into three variations and walks you through the benefits of … -
Jason Learns Django - 02
Today was a really good day. Did four productive hours of work. Managed to focus, and follow the lessons and write my own code. Read more… (1 min remaining to read) -
The MLOps Toolkit
This article looks at how MLOps fits into the machine learning lifecycle, focusing on tools for developing, deploying, and serving ML models.
