Django is a high-level Python web framework that encourages rapid development and clean, pragmatic design. If you’ve had experience with some of the other most popular frameworks, such as Ruby on Rails, then you’ll feel right at home with Django.
Django gives you what you need to create a modern website that can grow with your needs. It has a built-in template system, URL routing, a MVC structure, and much more. You can install it in a matter of minutes, without any need for configuration, thanks to the built-in administrative interface. And you won’t need to understand any special syntax to use it, since it’s all done in plain Python.
If you are running a Django project in a production environment then you have to take care of the way you manage your settings.py file. Most developers have one settings file for development and one for production. In this tutorial I will show you how to make your settings file meet production environment requirements. Is … Read more
If you are developing a web application, then most probably you will come across situations where you need to show the 404 (not found) page. We will talk about this in this article. When you should return 404 It is a good practice to use a 404 page in cases when users are accessing the … Read more
If you develop your project on Django, then you probably know that you need a web server like nginx to serve your static files: images, stylesheets and so on. While Django has its own ability to serve static files, you should use it only during development. In this guide you will learn how to install … Read more
Django is a popular Python web framework. Because it is popular, a lot of people are learning Django. And if you’ve just started learning Django and are stuck with TemplateDoesNotExist error, see the solution in this article. “TemplateDoesNotExist at /” error So, when developing your Python Django web application, you can encounter the following error: … Read more
In this tutorial, I will show you how to install Django, MariaDB on Debian 11 (codenamed Bullseye) from official repository. This tutorial also applies to all Debian-based distribution, for example, Ubuntu. We will use Debian 11 because it is one of the most popular GNU/Linux distributions and is a well supported operating system. Installing Python … Read more
Django is built for rapid development, and there are many reasons why you might choose to use it. It does a lot of things behind the scenes to make your life easier. It gives you a lot of choices for how your views and templates are structured, and you get to play around with the … Read more