From the official Django documentation: Migrations are Django’s way of propagating changes you make to your models (adding a field, deleting a model, etc.) into […]
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Whenever we write a program or develop an application whether it’s a web-based or a mobile application, our main goal is to utilize our available […]
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In the previous article about websockets, we have discussed websockets as a full-duplex protocol for communication interchange. It is used where we want real-time updates […]
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What is Websockets? Websockets is a communication protocol like HTTP. It is a full-duplex protocol allowing complete communication over a single TCP connection. It is […]
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In the development of any software, whether it’s desktop software, a mobile app, or a web app, testing plays an important role. Doing proper testing […]
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In recent times, e-commerce has acquired millions of customers and emerged as a huge industry. With time, it is also becoming more and more popular […]
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Do you want to build your web-based applications using the Python Django framework? but don’t have any Django developers onboard? Or your Django developer has […]
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Before diving straight into Django Apps, let’s discuss what actually a Django project is? A Django project is basically the module where all the functionality, […]
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What do Instagram, Spotify, YouTube, The Washington Post, and Dropbox have in common? These websites are built with Django. The open-source Python web framework is […]
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A few days back I have to write an API to register a user using Facebook and Google social auth. The task was simple I […]
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