why people like to compare horses with bananas?

why people like to compare horses with bananas?

@il_mastrobirraio English here 😂 it's not Django Italy

Ops sorry

Hi! How long does it take to learn django to intermediate level??

Guys a question. I'm developing a rest api backend using django. Bees are consumed by an app and there is no need for the user to be logged in to call them. But I want only the app to be allowed to receive the response. I thought of using jwt or a token system. Is there any best practice or are they out of the way?

One more question ......Any youtube tutorial for DRF ?

https://www.udemy.com/django-python/. .........how is this course ?

https://m.youtube.com/results?search_query=django+rest+framework+tutorial#menu

https://www.udemy.com/django-python/#reviews

Lol😂

How does django-DRF handles CSRF attack. I am testing my django project using postman ?. I am not passing any csrf header to it. I am just passing a Authorization header. I read about CSRF attack, and I am not sure if drf handles it. If drf handles it how does it handle ?? else if it does not handle what extra implementation have to be added to protect the api from csrf attacks ?

Hello guys , I have a database with full event data, 7 athletes their starting number and their finishing position. On the other side I have just their starting position and some of their past results, how can I find the event name with this partial data, thanks

Hello guys , I have a database with full event data, 7 athletes their starting number and their finishing position. On the other side I have just their starting position and some of their past results, how can I find the event name with this partial data, thanks

Events.objects.filter(athlet_start_position__exact=7)

Anyway he needs to look at documentation's chapters about ForeignKey and Making Queries

Don't you have athletes names or something like that ?

But not in the partial data

Do past results have some commons data with events ?

Do past results have some commons data with events ?

Hello house I'm a baby in python please how do get a real work application to practice with....

Using Q I wanted to filter the athletes based on their starting position

technically if you are using token based auth, you'll be safe from csrf. let me ask you some questions to make it sure. if you already authenticated and you make request without "manually" pass the token to Authorization request header, will your api accept that request?

Do you have Events and Athletes models ?

Google GitHub Django

Yes I do

If you set up a FK is easy to filter what you want based on starting position

If you set up a FK is easy to filter what you want based on starting position

Eg. I want to find an event where the starting position one has been number 2 or 3 or 1 in past events, starting position two has been number 5 or 6 or 2 or 1 in past events, starting position four has been number 6 or 4 or 1 in past events and so on

Yep, not so easy tho

Any advice

I'm thinking about it

In a model of type DateTimeField when using auto_now_add and auto_now for that model field it does not consider timezone that I specified in settings? Let me clear that my code is not wrong because when I use timezone.now() from django.utils.timezone it returns correct time according to timezone specified in the settings

If Django is not gonna use my timezone setting in models what good it timezone setting?

If Django is not gonna use my timezone setting in models what good it timezone setting?

If Django is not gonna use my timezone setting in models what good it timezone setting?

when i uotput: Post.objects.all()[0].publish it is not in my time zone problem is when it is not in my time zone dates are messed up too then my date marked urls wont work I have 3:30 time difference with UTC Posts made before 20:30 (local time) works But posts that are made between 20:30 and 24:00 have wrong url because they are made yesterday

And why don't you use auto_add_now for publishing ?

I do My field have it

In your shared code, don't

Sorry, you are right I read lines below that

i cannot find any mention on request.PUT or request.PATCH in django docs. Does django by default does not support the full HTTP request methods?

Are you using Django Rest Framework ?

nope, just curious. ill check it out

Hey, I want to integrate charts in my Django app. I want to use bokeh as I can directly plot in python. Would you recommend it or should I go through d3.js or other js library directly instead ?

Hey, I want to integrate charts in my Django app. I want to use bokeh as I can directly plot in python. Would you recommend it or should I go through d3.js or other js library directly instead ?