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Hello! My django project automatic reloads on html/js file change. How to prevent it? I need to reload my project only on python file change. Thanks for your answer

Because i want to learn djnago and want some guidence

Hello all, I'm a full-stack web developer and I work with Django/DRF and React (and I absolutely love these 2 technologies). so in my team, we have data engineers, who do the data work, and also they usually create the tables directly in the database instead of creating the tables from the Django end. So what we usually (full-stack/backend engineers) do is, run the Django's inspectdb command, which generates the Django models from the DB (which data engineers have created the table) and add it to our [models.py](https://models.py) file. From the documentation what I've understood is Django's inspectdb command is for generating the models from the legacy DB and if we're creating a new project/new model it's always good if we do it from Django's [models.py](https://models.py) and run the migrations. So as per my understanding, I've been telling the data engineers that we'll create the models from our end instead of creating/modifying the tables since Django recommends to do it this way. Can you guys please tell me which is the recommended way to create the tables? Thank you in advance!

Hello Guys, How can i combine a Detail View with a Create View?

In Django for example, I want users to take persistent actions without signing in so that the user saves a content without signing up and is never deleted, so that the user can see that he liked that content every time he enters it. I tried to do it with the browser ip, but it doesn't work because the ip has changed, how else can I do it? Or can you suggest a source?

it is impossible to do like this without auth because user can put likes so much as he can.Yeah, you can try to use session id for this purposes, but remember that every user can delete session info in browser settings and can farm likes)

Can anyone guide me in google meet. Please experienced developers only. Thank you.

Hello all, I'm a full-stack web developer and I work with Django/DRF and React (and I absolutely love these 2 technologies). so in my team, we have data engineers, who do the data work, and also they usually create the tables directly in the database instead of creating the tables from the Django end. So what we usually (full-stack/backend engineers) do is, run the Django's inspectdb command, which generates the Django models from the DB (which data engineers have created the table) and add it to our [models.py](https://models.py) file. From the documentation what I've understood is Django's inspectdb command is for generating the models from the legacy DB and if we're creating a new project/new model it's always good if we do it from Django's [models.py](https://models.py) and run the migrations. So as per my understanding, I've been telling the data engineers that we'll create the models from our end instead of creating/modifying the tables since Django recommends to do it this way. Can you guys please tell me which is the recommended way to create the tables? Thank you in advance!

I'm trying to loop objects from a model but I want the loop to start from the second object and stop at the 5th object not the last object. How can do this?

Customer.objects.all().[1:5]

can i do it to save the posts?

Hello all, I'm a full-stack web developer and I work with Django/DRF and React (and I absolutely love these 2 technologies). so in my team, we have data engineers, who do the data work, and also they usually create the tables directly in the database instead of creating the tables from the Django end. So what we usually (full-stack/backend engineers) do is, run the Django's inspectdb command, which generates the Django models from the DB (which data engineers have created the table) and add it to our [models.py](https://models.py) file. From the documentation what I've understood is Django's inspectdb command is for generating the models from the legacy DB and if we're creating a new project/new model it's always good if we do it from Django's [models.py](https://models.py) and run the migrations. So as per my understanding, I've been telling the data engineers that we'll create the models from our end instead of creating/modifying the tables since Django recommends to do it this way. Can you guys please tell me which is the recommended way to create the tables? Thank you in advance!

Thanks so much dude👍

Hey guys, I was suspended from texting for a day, for asking on how to integrate django and ariadne. I don't understand why. Anyway, I will not let that bother me. To those who take their time to answer our questions. We're grateful.

How to Authenticate via social network in Django Rest Framework. I'm trying but not it not works when django doesn't render the template.

What would be the best way to have a model which accespts list of dictionaries in django? I want to store the model data in mongodb and connector I'm using is djongo

I have multiple database. So, how to configure ORM queries?

I have multiple database. So, how to configure ORM queries?

How to Authenticate via social network in Django Rest Framework. I'm trying but not it not works when django doesn't render the template.

I am trying to add some external js file into one of the django template but it's not working for some reason.. not sure if we download it or what we do with it

Did you try to open devtools in browser and chek it downloaded or not?

Hi guys pls I have a question

Hi guys pls I have a question

Hi all, I have a doubt plz clarify. I need to set databases- default-engine:'mssql' It is giving me error as "mssql isn't a backend database or cannot be imported. Use django.db.backends.xxx where xxx to any of sqlite, mysql, postgres, oracle". Kindly suggest. If kept as mysql, it says "lost connection during handshake" Plz help.

I have to use mssql

I have to use mssql

is there any strong reason to use ms-sql? because that's gonna be a big headache wanting to use ms-sql with Python/Django, almost nobody uses that combination

Why? Is it more difficult?

Hi guys I’m new in Django Can I join 2 tables using django.orm?

no, just people don't care to support its connector and most of the times it doesn't work as expected, as I said, almost nobody uses ms-sql with Python/Django, thus nobody cares to update its connector, so nobody uses it, and we enter in an infinite loop here ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hi, what can u recommend db for django?

Postgresql.

has anyone here used djangochannelsrestframework?

is it better to go with the djangochannelsresframework or implement channels with rest framework manually? does the package provide anything extra over making all the views and consumers by yourself?

why do you want to overcomplicate using websockets with REST API? just use websockets and be happy ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

the frontend is written in flutter im also authenticating users and have the functionality of friends

you can make Flutter to connect and use websockets ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

right, thinking about it now, i dont think theres a need to connect rest to channels. so like create logic to just retrieve users and data through websockets for chat rooms, right?

right, thinking about it now, i dont think theres a need to connect rest to channels. so like create logic to just retrieve users and data through websockets for chat rooms, right?

I had the same stack in a project, in fact, the most difficult part was to deal with state management and routes on flutter's side, since it's all about streams. But this is out of Django scope anyway