Django community: RSS
This page, updated regularly, aggregates Django links from the Django community.
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10 Tips for Upgrading to Django 2.0 — Eldarion Blog
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Making React and Django play well together - Fractal Ideas
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Progress bar upload for Django
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A comprehensive Django CBV guide — /var/
The most comprehensive guide to Django CBVs that I have ever seen. -
Django Edge Documentation
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Django Edge Documentation
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Django Content Management System | Wagtail CMS
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Roberto Rosario / awesome-django · GitLab
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Full stack Django: Quick start with JWT auth and React/Redux (Part II)
In the previous part, we created a simple django back-end with JSON Web token authentication. Now we going to make a frontend with React and Redux To work over first part of the tutorial, you need to… -
Full stack Django: Quick start with JWT auth and React/Redux (Part I)
This article shows how to quick-start with SPA applications development using Django and React/Redux. It’s hard to imagine a Django application without user authentication and authorization. So we… -
python - PyLint "Unable to import" error - how to set PYTHONPATH? - Stack Overflow
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Solve pylint import error in Django · Notes of wgundamj44
I’m using emacs flycheck with pylint to lint my Django project. Everything goes well except I constantly reports import error for my user-defined modules. The system modules are ok, the Django modules are ok too. We know that python uses sys.path to search for modules, so the problem must be python interpreter sees different sys.path value to pylint. So I created a pylintrc file, and put it in the base folder of my project(the folder contains manage.py), in content is: [Master] init-hook='import sys; sys.path.append("/base/folder/of/my/project")' Then I found import error disappears. So the reason is clear, pylint lacks the path to the base folder of my project. As mentioned in the pydocs, when script invokes the interpreter, the path to this script will be added to the head of sys.path. manage.py is the entry script of Django project, so the folder of manage.py will be added to sys.path, as a result, all the modules can be import relative to this path. That is why our Django project can import self-made module properly. To mimic this behavior, a properer way of writing pylintrc above is: [Master] init-hook='import sys; sys.path = ["/base/folder/of/my/project"] + sys.path' -
Trey Hunner
Keyword arguments are one of those Python features that often seems a little odd for folks moving to Python from many other programming languages. It … -
Deploying Django, Postgres,Redis Containers To Kubernetes
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Making React and Django play well together - Fractal Ideas
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Our approach to configuring Django, Webpack and ManifestStaticFilesStorage - Matthias Kestenholz
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Matthias Kestenholz
Hey! I am Matthias. I work at Feinheit and I like family time, open source development and biking. -
Making React and Django play well together - Fractal Ideas
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Modern DevOps with Django
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Continuous Integration and Deployment with Gitlab, Docker-compose, and DigitalOcean
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jazzband/django-axes: Keep track of failed login attempts in Django-powered sites.
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orsinium/django-bruteforce-protection: Bruteforce protection for Django projects based on Redis. Simple, powerful, extendable.
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Beginner’s Guide to Deploying a Django + PostgreSQL project on Google Cloud’s Flexible App Engine
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etianen/django-python3-ldap: Django LDAP user authentication backend for Python 3.
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Making React and Django play well together - Fractal Ideas
