I were not worked in mysql but postgrelsql . Their before migrate you have to run Python manage.py makemigrations Than a file created in migration folder. Starting with 0001 or some thing Than you have to run Python manage.py sqlmigrate app_name 0001 Than run Python manage.py migrate.

I were not worked in mysql but postgrelsql . Their before migrate you have to run Python manage.py makemigrations Than a file created in migration folder. Starting with 0001 or some thing Than you have to run Python manage.py sqlmigrate app_name 0001 Than run Python manage.py migrate.

So you don't have to call it. It is just for inspection.

But in this case old data i can't access

I've said that it is very naive approach

DBs are a cornerstone of most web apps. I encourage you to pay as much your time to this theme as it needs.

Actually it is much complicated - there are 2 big themes. A DB server it self (commands, features, pitfalls) and data design - how you decompose your problem in actual tables and columns and how you connect them with each other.

Hai guys when I am trying to save the data from ModelForms to Database my data is not saving into database and also none of the errors are showing

use a debugger to see what's happening

Hai guys when I am trying to save the data from ModelForms to Database my data is not saving into database and also none of the errors are showing

Can you please help me how to do that I am new to django

use ipdb or pudb or if you're using and IDE use its breakpoints

Any body know how to integrate wordpress website with django

Any body know how to integrate wordpress website with django

How to store list data in model

This would be helpful https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1110153/what-is-the-most-efficient-way-to-store-a-list-in-the-django-models

There is a connection, wordpresss has rest api built in, try to use django rest framework with it

Can you give an resources to look up

Hello everyone! Thanks to the help of the community I managed to develop a login system (django), for anyone wishing to take a look, help, advice or simply read it, take a cue or copy it, the repo is here: https://github.com/HttpRaffa24/Login_system-Django-

🤔 well... it doesn't look thaaaaaat bad, you should read a little more about good practices and clean code tho, so you can write a much better code 😊 I can say that's a good project for a very beginner guy just learning django by his own, but I suggest you to take a read to the official tutorial and documentation, so you can have a better approach on how to write a better quality Django code, also if you have the possibility to buy the "Two Scoops of Django" book buy it, it worth the money, and one last question: Why are you still using FBV? 😉

Because in my opinion (I don't have a lot of experience ) it is much simple than CBV. If what I say it's false, please correct and help me

well... CBVs are waaaaaay simpler than FBVs, also they help you to avoid repeating a lot of code

Two scoops of django is old, isn't it?

But it is for django 1.8?

heh.... no....

they are actually releasing a new version for Django 3 in these days

well... CBVs are waaaaaay simpler than FBVs, also they help you to avoid repeating a lot of code

But why?

because you can take advantage of class inheritance and more other advantages from Classes

Function-Based Views Simple to implement Easy to read Explicit code flow Straightforward usage of decorators Hard to extend and reuse the code Handling of HTTP methods via conditional branching Class-Based Views Can be easily extended, reuse code Can use O.O techniques such as mixins (multiple inheritance) Handling of HTTP methods by separate class methods Built-in generic class-based views Harder to read Implicit code flow Hidden code in parent classes, mixins Use of view decorators require extra import, or method override

I must disagree on the point saying: Harder to read

How it can help me?

it will help you to write a way better code and you'll learn good practices

Please don't look me so bad... can I find this book on the internet???

you'd better buy it, it worth every penny

i have quite a bit experience with django (1.8-2 years) and was thinking for contributing to django for 2021 google summer of code, i was planning to implement choice for User model to use whether email or username for authentication( because most people want email instead of username and it will also avoid unnecessary extension of model using OneToOne fields) can anyone guide me on how to start and is it even worth it or could you recommend some other ideas to contribute to django? i have started reading auth middlewares as of now. Also what potential challenges i can face ?

you'd better buy it, it worth every penny

you'd better buy it, it worth every penny

I'm very proud of my login system even if it isn't so good

I'm sure you can do it even better 😊

I'm sure you can do it even better 😊

Was it so bad?

as I said... it doesn't look thaaaaaat bad, but I'm sure with some more practice and reading and following good practices, you can do it better, don't give up!

extending abstract class != creating one to one relationship tho https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.0/topics/auth/customizing/#django.contrib.auth.models.CustomUser.USERNAME_FIELD

Hello everyone! Thanks to the help of the community I managed to develop a login system (django), for anyone wishing to take a look, help, advice or simply read it, take a cue or copy it, the repo is here: https://github.com/HttpRaffa24/Login_system-Django-

Why not save the css files in a static folder

I can say for him: because it's better to use a CDN and don't overload the server with some unneeded things like serving static files

What if the website cannot be served over the internet, say its a local application on a LAN what happens? Just asking.