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In this series, I will explain how you can start building awesome web apps with Django easily
In the last blog, we discussed how can we use Django templating to the fullest. In this blog, we will discuss how can we use databases and handle our data in Django. Introduction to Django databases I am hoping everyone knows what a database is, but ...
In the previous blog, we looked at how to set up and use Django templating. Now, let's dive deeper into Django templating and explore its powerful features. Django templating is very powerful. It supports a large number of tags like if, for, cycle et...
We have already seen how to write our first view in the previous blogs. In this blog, we will explore how to use & render templates. What are templates? Templates are simply HTML files that we can render as a response to a URL/view.Django templates o...
By now, we have seen how to initialise our project and the overview of different files in a Django project.Now, we will write out the first view/page. Creating the First View - Hello World! Let's start by creating a simple view that will return a sim...
After initialising a Django project, we can see several files. Don't worry, this blog will explain all of them in detail. The general file structure of Django looks like this: ├── [appname] │ ├── admin.py │ ├── apps.py │ ├── __init__.py │ ├──...
This is a blog series about Django from the very basics Installing & initialising a project Django is a really powerful Python-based web framework with the philosophy batteries included. It means it gives you everything you need to build a full-stack...
