Much better! Thanks for the contribution!

You're welcome 👍

hi, should I use python/Django or MEAN stack or what? to create a website that contains a dictionary and the grammar of a certain language and many things which is related to that language

hello, I have used Django some years ago I want to come back to web development and I want some guidance for good practices, specifically, for a project layout or recommended folder structure Some years ago I liked the "Two scoops of Django" perspective (got the 1.8 book), I don't know if you guys can give me advice about this or some resource/link to read on the subject

hi, should I use python/Django or MEAN stack or what? to create a website that contains a dictionary and the grammar of a certain language and many things which is related to that language

You can use what you like

hello, I have used Django some years ago I want to come back to web development and I want some guidance for good practices, specifically, for a project layout or recommended folder structure Some years ago I liked the "Two scoops of Django" perspective (got the 1.8 book), I don't know if you guys can give me advice about this or some resource/link to read on the subject

Try Django by example

that a web?

that a web?

Yes

I have the book from a bundle

I'm going to take a look more advice is welcome if anybody has more material or something different to offer

I'm going to take a look more advice is welcome if anybody has more material or something different to offer

Many books in this group’s shared files. Priceless collection. Just dig into. Won’t take much time

Where are those, @tor_gash ?

You mean the @pythonres link?

Where are those, @tor_gash ?

This. Group. Shared. Files. We don’t consult on Telegram usage

sorry

Nevermind. Sorry for being rude, just read carefully

Many books in this group’s shared files. Priceless collection. Just dig into. Won’t take much time

thanks for pointing that out, all the copyrighted material has been removed. 😊

hello, I have used Django some years ago I want to come back to web development and I want some guidance for good practices, specifically, for a project layout or recommended folder structure Some years ago I liked the "Two scoops of Django" perspective (got the 1.8 book), I don't know if you guys can give me advice about this or some resource/link to read on the subject

that book is still valid, use the updated version of the book i.e. 1.11 and you can refer to the updated code examples from here TwoScoops2-0

that book is still valid, use the updated version of the book i.e. 1.11 and you can refer to the updated code examples from here TwoScoops2-0

ok, thanks, I'm already taking a look at a million things, I will look at the code but I think I'm not buying the 1.11 book yet

ok, thanks, I'm already taking a look at a million things, I will look at the code but I think I'm not buying the 1.11 book yet

there's this article https://wsvincent.com/django-best-practices/, highlighting some important points.

there's this article https://wsvincent.com/django-best-practices/, highlighting some important points.

Ok, I'm reading it as well 😁 Thanks, every piece of advice is welcome

thanks for pointing that out, all the copyrighted material has been removed. 😊

Well, I didn't expect that, but... nothing bad as well.

can I upload a book?

can I upload a book?

which one?

django for beginners

django for beginners

Nope , it's not a free book

hahah okay. better dal. soeone wire me $20 and I will send over my copy

*deal

django for beginners

I am too

Hello Need a help in django I'll create h django admin I am Create multiple dependent drop down and after filter a data and show a table .. I am complete UI part But problem is apper in View .Py and models.py file

Hello Need a help in django I'll create h django admin I am Create multiple dependent drop down and after filter a data and show a table .. I am complete UI part But problem is apper in View .Py and models.py file

In English?

Yes

I mean could you rephrase your question in English?

Yes in english

Hello Need a help in django I'll create h django admin I am Create multiple dependent drop down and after filter a data and show a table .. I am complete UI part But problem is apper in View .Py and models.py file

there's no question in what you said

creates django admin, UI is fine but there is a problem wiith either the views or models file or both... ?

Yes in english

🤦‍♂

🤦‍♂

Actually I am new in django , I am create a multiple dependent drop down but I am not knowledge to work in django back end work , like view.py and model.py .

Actually I am new in django , I am create a multiple dependent drop down but I am not knowledge to work in django back end work , like view.py and model.py .

Who will help you? Let's go read django docs

Actually I am new in django , I am create a multiple dependent drop down but I am not knowledge to work in django back end work , like view.py and model.py .

get some knowledge. Grab Django docs, learn some tutorials step by step. And then come back. We are not here to teach you, only to give a little help. Right now the best of our help is >>this<<

get some knowledge. Grab Django docs, learn some tutorials step by step. And then come back. We are not here to teach you, only to give a little help. Right now the best of our help is >>this<<

Right. . thsk for

Can I somehow get the list of all available context variables for my templates? Those auto-generated by Django, so that I didn't have to reinvent?

https://dpaste.de/RsHP

<QuerySet [<Connections: nitesh follows vishnu>]> vishnu You are not following vishnu

https://dpaste.de/RsHP

I need help regarding line 9

Output should be: You are following vishnu

Hello I'm a Django junior developer and I would like to know if anyone would accept that I help them on a project. I would like to gain experience

Hi guys

I just create post differentiate between laravel and django can help me check if i miss something?

any comment very appreciated

thanks

thanks

Django's architecture is not MVT, it's Django architecture AS IS, you should know —and clarify it why— according to this FAQ from the official documentation, so you will help people know it's not MVT but Django

I just create post differentiate between laravel and django can help me check if i miss something?

also, for the tutorial part you should know it has its own tutorial: https://www.djangoproject.com/start/ why are you guessing Udemy?

I just create post differentiate between laravel and django can help me check if i miss something?

for the routing part, first read this: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/topics/http/urls/

about the performance it's debatable 🤷🏻‍♂️

any comment very appreciated

also don't use bit.ly to share links here, use the direct link: https://docker.my/laravel-vs-django/

@pyflare : Look at the difference ;) https://imgur.com/a/cdl7ccl

@pyflare : Look at the difference ;) https://imgur.com/a/cdl7ccl

💪🏻

also, for the tutorial part you should know it has its own tutorial: https://www.djangoproject.com/start/ why are you guessing Udemy?

Thanks for the comment really appreciate it, for tutorial actually im searching for video base tutorial like laracast, and I happened only found it in udemy. Okay I will make some amendment

Thanks for the comment really appreciate it, for tutorial actually im searching for video base tutorial like laracast, and I happened only found it in udemy. Okay I will make some amendment

no, for tutorial always mention the official tutorial

I can't add html file to my django project, please help me

I can't add html file to my django project, please help me

Thanks all of you

I can't add html file to my django project, please help me

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Is there a way I can use the admin search function? It's perfect in the model admin and the best thing would be to transfer this to userspace...

Is there a way I can use the admin search function? It's perfect in the model admin and the best thing would be to transfer this to userspace...

I think so, but you need to check into Django code

I need to hack it or hack into it ?

Better choice of words: Do I need to edit the Django package or just tap in to it ;)

Check if it's into a package or reusable

Yeah.

Check if it's into a package or reusable

Q Object, did you know ?

I would officially like to use django full time....

I need to hack it or hack into it ?

if you can hack it and public your changes (make a pull request to upstream), that would be better 😊

if you can hack it and public your changes (make a pull request to upstream), that would be better 😊

haha, maybe... I just wrote a function... Getting access to the request in Listview turned out to be a challange.

But sound like a cool weekend project... just add search_fields = () or something to a model view...

Is there a way I can use the admin search function? It's perfect in the model admin and the best thing would be to transfer this to userspace...

https://django-autocomplete-light.readthedocs.io/en/master/ Almost the same, easy to configure

https://django-autocomplete-light.readthedocs.io/en/master/ Almost the same, easy to configure

Not exactly what I was looking for but interesting thanks ;)

I'm using weasyprint to create pdf files from html templates. It's working fine. I'm creating the pdf and sending attached to email. But now I'll have to save the pdf file generated automatically. Someone has experience with that? I don't know how to do it.

Solved with this:

def cart_to_pdf(cart, items): context = { 'cart': cart, 'date_of_order': cart.created_at.date(), 'items': items } html_string = render_to_string('cart_pdf.html', context) response = HttpResponse(content_type='application/pdf') invoice_id = str(cart.id).zfill(5) filename = f'C-{cart_id}.pdf' response['Content-Disposition'] = filename pdf_file = HTML(string=html_string).write_pdf() return filename, pdf_file

This function create the pdf and return to the function that send by email, I added this lines to save the file to aws and record the link on the cart model

file = ContentFile(pdf_file) file.name = filename invoice.pdf_file = file invoice.save()

How should I store raw text for regex matches. My model: class TextChange(models.Model): old_word = CharField(max_length=20) new_word = CharField(max_length=20) I want to allow users to do some text changes so they set: a literal string ‘123’ or raw string r’\d+’ So I can simply do: new_text = re.sub(old_word, new_word, data)