tag: views
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
Creating the official Django Polls app Part 1
Maria D. Campbell
This is the first installment in a series called Creating the Official Django Polls app. Follow this series starting with this post to learn how to create a Django application: how to install Django, check if it is installed, create a virtual environment, create a project, create an app, initialize Git, create your first view, create a URLconf for the index view, and configure the global URL configuration.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #django app, #django project, #development server, #git, #pip, #python3, #python interpreter, #runserver, #series, #tutorial, #urlconf, #views, #virtualenv, #virtual environment
How to create a fullstack application using Django and Python Part 33
Maria D. Campbell
In this section, I get a custom domain for my Django Boards application from Namecheap, connect the custom domain to Render, configure domain verification with Namecheap for Mailtrap backend email service, add a new app called faqs, create the models for faqs, create a view for faqs, create a URLconf for the faqs_index view, configure the global URL configuration for faqs_index view in django_boards/urls.py, migrate faqs, and make the faqs app modifiable in the admin interface.
#fullstack development, #macOS, #django, #python3, #custom domain, #domain verification, #backend email service, #makemigrations, #migrate, #mailtrap, #namecheap, #series, #views
How to create a fullstack application using Django and Python Part 3
Maria D. Campbell
In this section, I compare Django projects vs apps, create my first app in the Django project, configure the boards app in the django_boards project, write the first boards app view, tell the Django project when to serve the view, break down the code in urls.py, and run the development server to view the results of the changes made to views.py and urls.py.
#macOS, #fullstack development, #django, #admin site, #migrations, #models, #views, #python3, #django project, #django app, #urlpatterns, #series