tag: model manager
AbstractUser vs AbstractBaseUser vs User extended profile in Django Part 2
Maria D. Campbell
A step-by-step walkthrough of building a custom Django user model using AbstractUser, including a custom manager, tests-first setup, migrations, and admin configuration.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #abstractuser, #admin, #forms, #model manager, #tests, #unittest, #user model, #schema, #series, #superuser
AbstractUser vs AbstractBaseUser vs User extended profile in Django Table of Contents
Maria D. Campbell
A table of contents for my series on Django's AbstractUser, AbstractBaseUser, and extended User profile approaches — covering custom user models, migrations, forms, admin configuration, and testing.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #abstractuser, #abstractbaseuser, #admin, #forms, #model manager, #tests, #unittest, #user model, #schema, #series, #superuser
AbstractUser vs AbstractBaseUser vs User extended profile in Django Part 1
Maria D. Campbell
A test-driven walkthrough of building a custom user model with AbstractBaseUser in Django, including the model manager, migrations, forms, and admin configuration.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #abstractbaseuser, #admin, #forms, #model manager, #tests, #unittest, #user model, #schema, #series, #superuser
Creating the official Django Polls app Part 3
Maria D. Campbell
This is the third installment in a series called Creating the official Django Polls app. Continue following this series with this third part. Learn how to create the index template, use the render() shortcut, implement raising a 404 error in the detail view, use template tags, and namespace URL names.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #404, #model manager, #render shortcut, #series, #templates, #template namespacing, #tutorial, #urlpatterns, #views
How to create a fullstack application using Django and Python Part 7
Maria D. Campbell
In this section, I discuss the Django model basics, I compare the UML Class Fields Diagram to the models.py source code, I migrate the models with the makemigrations command, apply the model migrations with the migrate command, play with the Models API, and discuss the Django model Manager.
#macOS, #django, #fullstack development, #makemigrations, #migrate, #model operations, #model manager, #python3, #python3 shell, #queryset, #series