Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Django Schema Graph
useful little tool for exploring Django models/schema -
Testing emails in Django ⚡ | TimOnWeb
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Using Markdown in Django
How we developed a Markdown extension to manage content in Django sites. -
How to use Django shell in Jupyter Notebook? | DAVIT.tech
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"Must-know" Django features : django
Hi, I am currently learning Django framework and I really enjoy it. However, I would like to take my skills to next level, what features of Django... -
DJ4E - Django for Everybody
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Introduction · Django Girls Tutorial
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alang/django - Docker Hub
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Structuring large/complex Django projects, and using a services layer in Django projects : django
Hi all, This is a long post so I've copied my two questions for a TL;DR. I've also bolded the questions within my post so you can grasp for any... -
The Quickest Way to Create and Run a New Cookiecutter Django Project · vsupalov.com
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HackSoftware/Django-Styleguide: Django styleguide used in HackSoft projects
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Secure your Application with Let's Encrypt (TLS + Nginx + Certbot)
In this lesson I will show you how easy it is to secure HTTP (that is to use HTTPS instead of HTTP). The central character here is certbot - which is command line tool for Let's Encrypt CA. As usually there will be little theory and some practice - so that you can understand the concept easier. -
New Django Project from Template (--template argument)
In this lesson we will learn about a less known feature of Django --template argument of the startproject command (of django-admin). You will learn how to create your own templates as well. -
Abstract User, User Profiles and Signals
In this lesson, you will learn how to add extract fields to the User model in Django. We will explore 2 cases (out of 3) 1. how to make most of the newly created project with AbstractUser 2. How to add extra fields to the user class by creating 1:1 association between Django's User and UserProfile model. -
Context Processors
In this lesson we will learn about Django context processors. They usually provide a very elegant solution for a wide range of problems - making common models available across ALL django project views. After watching this lesson you may consider little bit of refactoring of your views. -
Render Menu with One Active Item
Navigation menu is present in virtually any application. A common case is when you want to make active only one item of the menu - the item associated with current view. In this lesson we will learn a very elegant solution to this problem. Along the way we will lean some limitations of django's built-in include tag. -
Introduction to SQLAlchemy ORM for Django Developers – apirobot
I always used Django at work and for my personal projects. But on the recent project at work I had an opportunity to use Flask with SQLAlchemy. So I had to learn something new. Flask is easy peasy because it’s a microframework and it doesn’t have a lot inside. However, understanding SQLAlchemy and how to work with it was more difficult than I expected. In this article I tried to show the main differences between Django ORM and SQLAlchemy with examples of how to do something in Djan... -
Against service layers in Django : django
News and discussion about the Django web framework. -
Django vs. Flask in 2019: Which Framework to Choose | TestDriven.io
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Double-checked locking with Django ORM - lukeplant.me.uk
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How to restrict access with Django Permissions | coderbook
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Django vs. Flask in 2019: Which Framework to Choose
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Render Menu with One Active Item
Navigation menu is present in virtually any application. A common case is when you want to make active only one item of the menu - the item associated with current view. In this lesson we will learn a very elegant solution to this problem. Along the way we will lean some limitations of django's built-in include tag. -
How Django Uses Metaclasses For Data Modelling - Yu Chen - Medium
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Welcome to django-merlin’s documentation! — django-merlin v0.5 documentation
