Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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Super Crash Course in Full Stack Web Development with Python and Django
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Getting started with Django
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Django Login/Logout Tutorial (Part 1) - Will Vincent
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Will Vincent
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Simple is Better Than Complex
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A better way to manage settings.py in your Django projects
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edx-platform/README.rst at master · edx/edx-platform
Provides functionality to enable improved plugin support of Django apps. Once a Django project is enhanced with this functionality, any participating Django app (a.k.a. Plugin App) that is PIP-installed on the system is automatically included in the Django project's INSTALLED_APPS list. In addition, the participating Django app's URLs and Settings are automatically recognized by the Django project. Furthermore, the Plugin Signals feature allows Plugin Apps to shift their dependencies on Django Signal Senders from code-time to runtime. -
Django Tutorials – Real Python
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How to manage concurrency in Django models – Haki Benita – Medium
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How to Turn Django Admin Into a Lightweight Dashboard | Haki Benita
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Django 2.2 | Hacker News
some good discussion about django in 2019. -
How to Make a Webhook Receiver in Django – Robert Roskam – Medium
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djangosnippets: Welcome
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Django 2.0 - Is your project ready? | Metal Toad
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Saleor - e-commerce storefront built with Django, GraphQL, and ReactJS
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10 Tips for Upgrading to Django 2.0 — Eldarion Blog
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django-extensions/django-extensions: This is a repository for collecting global custom management extensions for the Django Framework.
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Django 2.2 released
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All you need to know about prefetching in Django – Hacker Noon
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#DjangoTip: Select & Prefetch Related – Lucas Magnum – Medium
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Django 2.2 | Hacker News
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Building a combined stream of recent additions using the Django ORM
I’m a big believer in the importance of a “recent additions” feed. Any time you’re building an application that involves users adding and editing records it’s useful to have a page somewhere that shows the most recent objects that have been created across multiple different types of data. I’ve used a number of techniques to build these in the past—from an extra database table (e.g. the Django Admin’s LogEntry model) to a Solr or Elasticsearch index that exists just to serve recent additions. For a recent small project I found myself needing a recent additions feed and realized that there’s a new, simple way to build one thanks to the QuerySet.union() method introduced in Django 1.11 back in April 2017. Consider a number of different ORM models that can be added by users, each with a created timestamp field. Prior to QuerySet.union(), building a combined recent additions feed across multiple models was difficult: it’s easy to show recent additions for a single model, but how can we intersperse and paginate additions made to models stored across more than one table? -
Django 2.2 LTS Released | Hacker News
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Get Started With Django Part 1: Build a Portfolio App – Real Python
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Download Django | Django
