Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Your favourite tutorial for total beginners? | Hacker News
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Introduction · Django Girls Tutorial
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Decoupling database migrations from server startup: why and how
If you’re using a schema management tool like Django ORM or Alembic, you need to run the migration at some point. And it’s tempting to run the migration as part of application startup—when you’re using Docker, for instance, you’ll have an entrypoint that will first run the migration and then start the application. But coupling migrations with server startup can lead to quite a few problems, from database corruption to downtime, especially as you start to scale and get more users. So ... -
Getting started with GraphQL in Python | GraphQL Blog: Learning GraphQL, Tutorials, Examples, Tools
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Django Logging Configuration: How the Default Settings Interfere with Yours | Caktus Group
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Set up file uploads to S3 via Django in 10 minutes - Theodo
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MySQL and storing emoji: proper utf8mb4 with Django | exana.io
The MySQL unicode issue as seen from a Django point of view. -
Deploying completely serverless Django with Zappa and Aurora Serverless
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How to Deploy Django app on AWS Lambda
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CJWorkbench/channels_rabbitmq: A Django Channels channel layer that uses RabbitMQ as its backing store
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stumble: an anonymous social bookmarking app built with Python/Django
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Django Migrations and How to Manage Conflicts - Algotech Engineering Blog
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How to schedule ‘the Boring Stuff’ with Django and Celery Beat
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CORS in Django REST Framework | Techiediaries
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Django image manipulation | Cloudinary
Resize, crop and manipulate images, convert formats, apply image effects, add overlays, CDN delivery with Python. -
Digging Deeper Into Migrations – Real Python
Understanding SeparateDatabaseAndState Now that you know about the project state that Django builds, it’s time to take a closer look at the operation SeparateDatabaseAndState. This operation can do exactly what the name implies: it can separate the project state (the mental model Django builds) from your database. SeparateDatabaseAndState is instantiated with two lists of operations: state_operations contains operations that are only applied to the project state. database_operations contains operations that are only applied to the database. This operation lets you do any kind of change to your database, but it’s your responsibility to make sure that the project state fits the database afterwards. Example use cases for SeparateDatabaseAndState are moving a model from one app to another or creating an index on a huge database without downtime. SeparateDatabaseAndState is an advanced operation and you won’t need on your first day working with migrations and maybe never at all. SeparateDatabaseAndState is similar to heart surgery. It carries quite a bit of risk and is not something you do just for fun, but sometimes it’s a necessary procedure to keep the patient alive. -
Decoupling database migrations from server startup: why and how
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How to Create Custom Django Management Commands
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vsupalov.com
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Django for Professionals
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The Little Book of Python Anti-Patterns — Python Anti-Patterns documentation
The Little Book of Python Anti-Patterns¶ Welcome, fellow Pythoneer! This is a small book of Python anti-patterns and worst practices. -
Part 1 — How to build a File Manager Storage web app with Django Rest Framework and Vue.js with Vuex and Ag-grid integration
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How can I use Django permissions without defining a content type or model? - Stack Overflow
Nice answer to the question: how do I make a permission that I can assign to users and groups, in Django, without needing to create a model in the database. -
Simple IT 🤘 Rocks
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Python Django Tutorial for Beginners - DZone Web Dev
