I know github. I mean a place where i can find a list of projects that would serve me as an example of good practices, something like that

+ djangosnippets it has some nice examples of different aspects (model management, templates, ...)

I know github. I mean a place where i can find a list of projects that would serve me as an example of good practices, something like that

Do you understand that a third-party package you will install for your django projects will mostly like be hosted there? So intead of asking for breastfeeding you could just explore the most starred packeges. Like https://github.com/jazzband/django-silk https://github.com/jazzband/django-debug-toolbar and so on.

is any free website they provide free django website deployment free

Are wsgi and enginex related to the same.

Is there still a possibility that Django can still be infiltrated with SQL injection?

Is there still a possibility that Django can still be infiltrated with SQL injection?

Do you know what IS a SQLinjection?

yes

by manipulating or modifying sql commands?

Hello guys. Does anyone knows a good place to find (good) django projects so I can see how the projects were structured.

But on following the documentation I did,but having server error 500

Me myself often refer to djangopackages and readthedocs

bro I read but not working try solution and throw the same error

I'm not your bro, bro; we weren't hatched from the same egg 🐍🥚

they are using jet at the admin site, which means the source code of that webpage is available somewhere, unless they paid the jet license

lol why do they have their admin exposed 😂

I don't want to sound rude, nor racist but.... "Indians" 🤷🏻‍♂️ (and I'm sure they didn't pay for the django-jet license at all)

🧐 you mean indians like to leave their sites vulnerable?

I'm not your bro, bro; we weren't hatched from the same egg 🐍🥚

most of the time they don't know what they are doing, they see things working and leave it as is, they don't care about how things are done, mostly copy/paste things and run them, then they brag they've done it everything from scratch 🤷🏻‍♂️

eh i'd rather not generalize but anw, since you're here I'd like to ask about your experience with pip-tools 🤔

I use pip-tools a lot, maybe I can say, there's not a project where I didn't use pip-tools 🙂 (but that's not Django related)

like pipenv does? that would be a deciding factor for me to switch from pipenv to pip-tools 🧐

🤔 why? if there's a X library that depends on Y, when you compile your requirements.in file, it will be listed in the resulting requirements.txt so it will know exactly what to install when you run pip-sync, if you remove the dependencies in the resulting compiled file, maybe you'll break things, that's why you have to set your explicit dependencies on the requirements.in file only and don't care about 3rd party dependencies at all

no no, maybe I didn't explain my point clearly, I was asking that if I remove let's say Flask, will it uninstall Jinja2 along with it like pipenv does or will it only uninstall Flask?

so basically: 1. set your requirements.in file with the packages you want 2. compile it with pip-compile 3. sync with pip-sync 4. profit

Hello,Any one knows how to connect mongodb with django3.0??

What library did you use?

You can find other django based project here https://djangopackages.org/categories/projects/

I'm also thinking the guy that posted that "question" is part of the staff that made that site, he just found a "smart" way to promote his website 🤔

Can you plz recommend some good tutorials?

razorpay

This one https://github.com/razorpay/razorpay-python?