Can I use signals to check only 1 field?

Dispatch it whenever this field is updated

can i use django for front end stuff, such as making GUI form for input and a little bit of data visualization for the user?

In my experience the time to convert the Python query syntax whatever the orm is to SQL is pretty quick........the latency is always lies with the DB design and data model. In some cases writing a stored procedure is more helpful than the transactional query itself. But it totally depends on the scenario and the system architecture.

Ok

can i use django for front end stuff, such as making GUI form for input and a little bit of data visualization for the user?

Can't make GUI with Django.

can i use django for front end stuff, such as making GUI form for input and a little bit of data visualization for the user?

Unless our definition of GUI is different. What's a GUI to you?

maybe those two framework r not suitable. what tools or library would u recommend for GUI form?

well, just simple form with text field and submit button

output message in simple text window

for desktop program

If anyone wants any 2020 running UPSC courses or any optional Msg me to get

Hello everyone! I just joined the channel. Quite excited cause I didn't know it existed 🙂 I've been working with Django daily for about 4 years now and I truely enjoy it. I hope to share tricks and knowledge about Django here with you guys. Cheers!

can i use django for front end stuff, such as making GUI form for input and a little bit of data visualization for the user?

Django is basically about processing http requests. Build your UI through any front end library and pass http requests from it to Django

Django is basically about processing http requests. Build your UI through any front end library and pass http requests from it to Django

thanks

Hello everyone! I just joined the channel. Quite excited cause I didn't know it existed 🙂 I've been working with Django daily for about 4 years now and I truely enjoy it. I hope to share tricks and knowledge about Django here with you guys. Cheers!

Hey there, welcome

Do you guys have any tutorials on django+ react. Or any YouTube channel suggestion.

Do you guys have any tutorials on django+ react. Or any YouTube channel suggestion.

I found it some time ago but didn't see it yet. Maybe it helps you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG_Y7lIDXPM&list=PLLRM7ROnmA9Hp8j_1NRCK6pNVFfSf4G7a

*Hey anyone have link for getting django or flask tutorial from for free or in cheap price?*

*Hey anyone have link for getting django or flask tutorial from for free or in cheap price?*

read the official documentation of each package 🤷🏻‍♂️

I found it some time ago but didn't see it yet. Maybe it helps you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RG_Y7lIDXPM&list=PLLRM7ROnmA9Hp8j_1NRCK6pNVFfSf4G7a

Thanq very much

You are welcome

*Hey anyone have link for getting django or flask tutorial from for free or in cheap price?*

https://blog.miguelgrinberg.com/post/the-flask-mega-tutorial-part-i-hello-world

I have a question for you guys. Do you think there's a big performance difference between having a single path for many apps in main URLconf VS the same number of views divided in many apps? For example, you have this in your main urls.py: path('api/', include('main.urls')), path('api/', include('analytic.urls')), path('api/', include('store.urls')), vs path('api/feature1/', include('feature1.urls')), path('api/feature2/', include('feature2.urls')), path('api/feature3/', include('feature3.urls')), path('api/analytic/', include('analytic.urls')), path('api/store/', include('store.urls'))

hm... I would seperate them...

If you dont need different paths why do you need different apps ?

Unless the api is HUGE why have them separated ?

Hey guys, can u help me with something?, I'm trying to upload and save a File with DRF but, when I try to save the user (owner) doesn't work

class CVUploadView(APIView): parser_class = (FileUploadParser, ) permission_classes = (IsAuthenticated, IsOwnerOrReadOnlyProfile, ) def put(self, request, *args, **kwargs): serializer = CVFileSerializer(data=request.data) if serializer.is_valid(): serializer.save() data = { "message": "Archivo subido con éxito", "data": data, "status_code": status.HTTP_201_CREATED } return Response(data) else: data={ "message": serializer.errors } return Response(data, status=status.HTTP_400_BAD_REQUEST) def perform_create(self, serializer): return serializer.save(user=self.request.user)

You delete my message ?

Pitiful

Anyone having examples of Django with Oracle DBA Tried a lot but there are several errors Please help

*db

You delete my message ?

last opportunity, is it related to Django?

Anyone having examples of Django with Oracle DBA Tried a lot but there are several errors Please help

Any of the error related to the ones in the documentation? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/databases/#oracle-notes

Unless the api is HUGE why have them separated ?

Because the API is huge yes. But my question is more general, and less linked to my own use case. I think Django will try to resolve the path to views top down, so using a single api/ *may* lead to less performance when you call an endpoint that is listed last for example? that's just an hypothesis I had and I wondered if anybody had an opinion on that

Anyone run a single Django instance that serves multiple sites ?

Or have a HOW TO they can point me to?

Anyone run a single Django instance that serves multiple sites ?

Yes,, you have convert your site in multi-tenant system

got it

ty

There is one package name Django tenant

Any of the error related to the ones in the documentation? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/2.2/ref/databases/#oracle-notes

It doesn't help .. merely issue with compatibly of Oracle version and Django 😞

Hai

I have error connection from MySQL to django please helpe in solving friends

Because the API is huge yes. But my question is more general, and less linked to my own use case. I think Django will try to resolve the path to views top down, so using a single api/ *may* lead to less performance when you call an endpoint that is listed last for example? that's just an hypothesis I had and I wondered if anybody had an opinion on that

Django is synchronous, if your looking for improvements by rearranging urls your barking up the wrong tree.

Yes,, you have convert your site in multi-tenant system

Can you please elaborate more, coz I'm trying to achieve this

Is there any good package or template available to build blog site in Django?

Is there any good package or template available to build blog site in Django?

use Wagtail

I am developing an app in Django. It was working fine until I renamed some fields in my model. I have run migrate and makemigrations. Then, when I log in as admin ad try to access "mymodel" in section "myapp", this is what I get: TypeError at /admin/myapp/glossary_entry/ not enough arguments for format string What could be the problem? I post more details here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58144955/typeerror-at-admin-myapp-mymodel-when-trying-to-access-django-admin-after-i-ch

I am developing an app in Django. It was working fine until I renamed some fields in my model. I have run migrate and makemigrations. Then, when I log in as admin ad try to access "mymodel" in section "myapp", this is what I get: TypeError at /admin/myapp/glossary_entry/ not enough arguments for format string What could be the problem? I post more details here https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58144955/typeerror-at-admin-myapp-mymodel-when-trying-to-access-django-admin-after-i-ch

SOLVED

use Wagtail

+endless cms properties

Hello ! I have a model(screen https://monosnap.com/file/SDnftJaRg0DYe66yrNRsSenTCPxfLi) And i have serializer for that model (screen https://monosnap.com/file/32ZfGO4KRgASun7fRkPIKvkMJAbRaf) My APIView(https://monosnap.com/file/JJ4asp6dURaq2yPdOLifFgbU6lkcax) use this serializer(https://monosnap.com/file/0rlQmbxEzv6KmOhcN7hxQQIsjvvea7) and must return me output like this: '''[ { "id": 1, "name": "dfgdfgdfg", "route": { 'id': 1, 'name': 'route_name', 'nds': 0, } } ]''' But it return: '''[ { "id": 1, "name": "dfgdfgdfg", "route": 1 } ]'''

Help me please)))

i did many tries to fix this issue

but i didn't get success((

The DEADLINE is coming!

i posted question on stackovf

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58145976/serializer-return-incorrect-output

can anyone help me ?

can anyone help me ?

In serializers

Make RouteSerializer(many=False)

Instead of RouteSerializer

why? what if i will have in db many records for Car model ?

why? what if i will have in db many records for Car model ?

It’s serializer for one object, not for whole queryset

hmm

minute please)

Each object on queryset will be serialized properly

@MuslimBeibytuly https://monosnap.com/file/GLIWuBvCUHi2A0o5fj79cEm4inyTYQ

i got this error

but model has field 'name'

but model has field 'name'

show me your serializers.py

can anyone help me ?

You have to use nested serializer I guess if you have foreign/m2m field and you want to show data of that model then..

You have to use nested serializer I guess if you have foreign/m2m field and you want to show data of that model then..

Thanks, problem solved

Thanks, problem solved

Can you show the solution please

Hi Guys, I want my all forms in Django project to have same layout or style. And avoid each time formatting forms. Can we creat base component for the same and used it in template whenever I need form? Are there any article or some tips?

Can you show the solution please

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58145976/serializer-return-incorrect-output

or

route = RouteSerializer()

Hi Guys, I want my all forms in Django project to have same layout or style. And avoid each time formatting forms. Can we creat base component for the same and used it in template whenever I need form? Are there any article or some tips?

Yes,, you can inherit templates

Is there any other way in Django to use login and sign-up........ Without using Django form??