denzel123:

how do you go about using django and react ...i'm really intrested ..i'm a new comer to django currently learning after just finishing python

you can easily fix django and other javascript frameworks with the help of Django Rest Framework, so you create APIs endpoint where your frontend will be making calls to... I will advise you to be more grounded with Django first before learning DRF so that you can easily plug everything.

Taofeekdboy:
you can easily fix django and other javascript frameworks with the help of Django Rest Framework, so you create APIs endpoint where your frontend will be making calls to... I will advise you to be more grounded with Django first before learning DRF so that you can easily plug everything.

lol, can one be ever grounded with Django? That framework is big walai. Anyways that aside.

Me personally don't even understand DRF. I guess I'm dull ni. But you see graphql? Thanks to it.

Taofeekdboy:
I only used CBV in drf when writing serializers and simple blogs views or sort. Recently e-commerce I developed for a client, the views was written in FBVs as I am more comfortable with FBVs, tho CBV gives you the leverage to write less code but I am more comfortable writing FBV unless I am writing a module.

FBVs in django rest, that'll be a lot of code and things to import. My problem with FBVs in DRF is the many things to import and use, it gets me confused

codeigniter:

use free tier of AWS Ec2 that where I deployed mine africonn

I've been thinking about a good hosting solution for my django server but also considering the cheapest(possibly free) as the app is free(don't even want to include ads as i detest that thing).

could you explain the EC2 free tier. I'm currently looking at the pricing and to be honest, its confusing calculating the amount after the 12 months free period.

Is it cheaper compared to digitalOcean?

I wouldn't want to be switching host mid-way.

1stSonOfLucifer:
lol, can one be ever grounded with Django? That framework is big walai. Anyways that aside.

Me personally don't even understand DRF. I guess I'm dull ni. But you see graphql? Thanks to it.

Lol at the first line. Truer words have never been said. Django is so big you can use it for a year and still be an amateur.

that aside, I've read the docs of graphene but never saw a reason to ditch DRF for it. Could you explain why you prefer it? DRF needs less code to achieve the same thing and feels more native(like django) than graphene

Donpre:

Lol at the first line. Truer words have never been said. Django is so big you can use it for a year and still be an amateur.

that aside, I've read the docs of graphene but never saw a reason to ditch DRF for it. Could you explain why you prefer it? DRF needs less code to achieve the same thing and feels more native(like django) than graphene

NL bot just kicked my ass again. Sorry I won't be able to type it here again. But graphene is just easier for me understand

Donpre:
FBVs in django rest, that'll be a lot of code and things to import. My problem with FBVs in DRF is the many things to import and use, it gets me confused

LoL

DRF import giving you issues? Lol...

Maybe you haven't started importing from Differnet Django modules in big projects or probably, you do use phone to code.

Donpre:

I've been thinking about a good hosting solution for my django server but also considering the cheapest(possibly free) as the app is free(don't even want to include ads as i detest that thing).

could you explain the EC2 free tier. I'm currently looking at the pricing and to be honest, its confusing calculating the amount after the 12 months free period.

Is it cheaper compared to digitalOcean?

I wouldn't want to be switching host mid-way.

If your project is small, go for HEROKU. Personally I haven't tried AWS but the testimonies from people who have doesn't seem positive. You may end up been debited/charged.

As for DO, their lowest charge is 5usd per month.

TheCarpenter:


NL bot just kicked my ass again. Sorry I won't be able to type it here again. But graphene is just easier for me understand

I wonder what answer you typed that annoyed the spam bot, twice.

I might just decide to build my next project with graphene just to get my hands dirty with it.

does it allow you to post data, modify it in the views and save it? If i understand correctly, its just an advanced query pattern

DrLevi:

I'm following the same book.

seems you error is from the page=page_obj that was added when he used class view.
according to the GitHub repo, it was removed

it paginator code should be this
{% include "pagination.html" with page=posts %}

bro please which app is this.

Thanks

TheCarpenter:


LoL

DRF import giving you issues? Lol...

Maybe you haven't started importing from Differnet Django modules in big projects or probably, you do use phone to code.

Still a learner, but I have used a handful of django modules and hate having to memorize(or look up the docs) to find where AbstractBaseUser or get_object_or_404 is.

Its a pain already and DRF just add to it with its own modules

Donpre:

I wonder what answer you typed that annoyed the spam bot, twice.

I might just check decide to build my next project with graphene just to get my hands dirty with it.

do it allow you to post data, modify it in the views and save it? If i understand correctly, its just an advanced query pattern

NL Bot is mad.

Anyways, as for graphene part of your response, YES.
Its preety easy tho, with some crazy rules....

OGWILLS123:

bro please which app is this.

Thanks

Acode

Donpre:

Still a learner, but I have used a handful of django modules and hate having to memorize(or look up the docs) to find where AbstractBaseUser or get_object_or_404 is.

Its a pain already and DRF just add to it with its own modules

LoL. I never see that module for django wey I no know where e dey. Anyways with constant practice, it's easy than you even think

TheCarpenter:

NL Bot is mad.

Anyways, as for graphene part of your response, YES.
Its preety easy tho, with some crazy rules....

interesting, someone recommend it once on reddit

Maybe its a better replacement to DRF. I'll definetely check it out

TheCarpenter:

If your project is small, go for HEROKU. Personally I haven't tried AWS but the testimonies from people who have doesn't seem positive. You may end up been debited/charged.

As for DO, their lowest charge is 5usd per month.

its small but could grow.

How easy is switching host with an intact postgres database?

Donpre:

I've been thinking about a good hosting solution for my django server but also considering the cheapest(possibly free) as the app is free(don't even want to include ads as i detest that thing).

could you explain the EC2 free tier. I'm currently looking at the pricing and to be honest, its confusing calculating the amount after the 12 months free period.

Is it cheaper compared to digitalOcean?

I wouldn't want to be switching host mid-way.

it more expensive than digital ocean in d long run but AWS free tier is ok for proof of concept or mvp stage apps

codeigniter:

it more expensive than digital ocean in d long run but AWS free tier is ok for proof of concept or mvp stage apps

so eventually you'll switch host?

Donpre:

its small but could grow.

How easy is switching host with an intact postgres database?

Mehn, i cant tell.

But if you own your own vps, it's very easy.

TheCarpenter:

Mehn, as for me, i would say "Django"

Probably because you're great fan of Django. However, Flask from my little research appears to be simpler and more Pythonic than Django. But Django on the other hand has cool features built out of the box unlike Flask.

But all that matters is what gets the work done enjoyably.

Donpre:
Acode

please is it paid or free ?

Donpre:
FBVs in django rest, that'll be a lot of code and things to import. My problem with FBVs in DRF is the many things to import and use, it gets me confused

when writing serializers, CBV is mandatory because you will inherit from many classes such as model serializers but when I am writing views, I prefer to go for FBVs with the decorators because CBVs also will include decorators when writing complex views and concerning the import, practice makes perfection, when I started, I always struggled to find the import module but now, everything got sticked to the brain. GRAPHENE is using only post data with additional queries features but mostly common used API for Django is DRF because of its rich features and simplicity such as Post, Get, Delete, Put and so on....

TheCarpenter:

If your project is small, go for HEROKU. Personally I haven't tried AWS but the testimonies from people who have doesn't seem positive. You may end up been debited/charged.

As for DO, their lowest charge is 5usd per month.

even you can use Heroku if your project is big but you have to part away with some money... The reason I prefer Heroku is the fact that it supports some external features and libraries for your app or project, something like websocket, redis and many add ons... Django hosting in general is not cheap, that's why many people prefer PHP cos it's hosting is very cheap.. If you are building in django and you want to go live to the public, just make sure you have enough money to part with cos it's not cheap.
If you can look at pythonanywhere as well, their cost is cheap as well, relatively cheaper than Heroku but they don't support websocket and also their postgres database is paid unlike Heroku that's free.

Donpre:
so eventually you'll switch host?

I depends on the traffic of the site

Donpre:
so eventually you'll switch host?

I depends on the traffic of the site

Donpre:
so eventually you'll switch host?

I depends on the traffic of the site

Taofeekdboy:
even you can use Heroku if your project is big but you have to part away with some money..

Can only use heroku for small projects that I don't even care about. If my project is growing big or I think will grow big, I'd rather get a VPS for as low as 5usd than go heroku premium service.

either way, I hate heroku free tier for their slow load time and setup. Ever since I started using docker to package project, I barely think about heroku

OGWILLS123:

please is it paid or free ?

Free

Donpre:

Integrating Django and React isn't that hard. Django Rest Framework is beautiful and very easy to use.

I'm currently building a Django - Flutter app and it works beautifully

Except for the security part which I still don't know what to secure against

please do you have a video tutorial that explains how to integrate django into flutter

teewhydope:

please do you have a video tutorial that explains how to integrate django into flutter

I don't even have a channel let alone recording devices.

Anyway I checked YouTube and there are some tutorials that you could find helpful.

I only learnt how to create API with DRF and then used the official "Fetch data from internet" tutorial on flutter.dev

Alot of googling and stack overflow for times I ran into problems.