2023 Django Developers Survey

The DSF is once again partnering with JetBrains to run the2023 Django Developers Survey .

Please take a moment to fill it out. The survey is an important metric of Django usage and helps guide future technical and community decisions.

The survey will be open until October 1st, 2023 Anywhere on Earth (AoE). After the survey is over, the aggregated results will be published.

JetBrains will randomly choose 10 winners (from those who complete the survey in its entirety), who will each receive a $100 Amazon Gift Card or a local equivalent. Full terms and conditions are available on the survey website.

Read: https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2023/sep/05/2023-django-developers-survey/

Setting Up a Django Project

Django(Python Django) is a high-level web development framework. It provides and flexible project structure and makes it easier to start new projects, In addition to that it follows the Model-View-Controller(MVC) architectural pattern, commonly refer...

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Last call for DjangoCon US Hotel Reservations

DjangoCon US 2023 is just about here!

While the conference isn’t until Oct 16-20, we’re sharing this now
because discounted hotel rooms are filling up fast and will go away
entirely on September 15th.

If you can’t make it in person this year, we also have online tickets: https://ti.to/defna/djangocon-us-2023.

All talks will be available online via the LoudSwarm platform, so you
won’t miss any action. We have eleven exclusive talks for our online
attendees, so you get more content. Online tickets are a great and
affordable way to access the treasure trove of knowledge being shared
without making a larger time or financial commitment.
Tutorials are virtual on October 8th

This year’s conference will have the tutorials the week before the
conference. There wasn’t space at the venue to hold them in-person. You
can find the full schedule on our website: https://2023.djangocon.us/tutorials/. This year, we are excited to have
tutorials ranging from mastering test driven development to
supercharging your Django development environment with VS Code and dev
containers.
The In-person DjangoCon US Experience

On Monday, October 16th, we kick off with the main conference schedule
packed full of talks. Again, that full schedule is live so that you can
start planning which room you will be in during the event: https://2023.djangocon.us/talks/

Two particular talks we’re excited about are Natalia Bidart’s talk
“Inside Out: My Journey of Understanding Inclusion” and Thibaud Colas’
talk “Django’s accessibility track record”.

After two days of talks, on Wednesday the 18th, we will have a full
day’s worth of deep-dive sessions, ending with a career development
panel. Finally, on Thursday and Friday, we will be hosting two full days
of sprints where anyone can get involved making contributions to the
Django ecosystem: https://2023.djangocon.us/sprints/. Note that sprints
are included in the main ticket prices, but we do ask that you register
ahead of time, so we know how many folks will be coming to each day’s
session: https://ti.to/defna/djangocon-us-2023
Beyond The Talks and Sprints

There is so much happening at DjangoCon US beyond the main conference
agenda. We will have board game sessions, impromptu meetups, breakout
sessions for those interested in various topics, and so much more! All
of the things that are traditionally very difficult to do online, we
plan to facilitate in-person so that attendees get the most out of their
conference experience.

Plus, you can explore Durham, North Carolina with the great people you
meet here. We think you’ll find it a diverse, welcoming spot with lots
to do within walking distance of the conference!

We are incredibly excited to see everyone online and in person. We hope
that you will join us at this year’s conference!

Read: https://www.djangoproject.com/weblog/2023/sep/06/last-call-for-djangocon-us-hotel-reservations/

Как сделать свою страницу в Django Admin с выразительной Hand Chart?

Привет Хабр! Меня зовут Вячеслав Разводов, я ведущий разработчик Группы "Иннотех".

Мир покера – увлекательный и непредсказуемый. Волнение перед каждой раздачей, стратегические решения, анализ оппонентов – все это создавало уникальную атмосферу напряжения и интриги. Моя страсть к покеру не знала границ, и я уделял этому искусству не только массу времени, но и старался постоянно совершенствоваться. Читал книги, учился считать ауты. И конечно, много играл с друзьями и онлайн-площадках PokerStarts, PokerDom. Время шло, моя страсть к покеру под остыла. Однажды я получил предложение поучаствовать в проекте связанным с покерной тематикой. Конечно я согласился не раздумывая.


Читать: https://habr.com/ru/companies/T1Holding/articles/751176/

Капибара, Новый Старый Пикабу

Пикабу долгое время было уютным уголком для обмена историями, опытом, творчеством, мнениями и эмоциями. Однако ряд нововведений, таких как отмена баянометра, изменение алгоритмов и скрытие отрицательных оценок, привели к потере духа оригинального портала. Многие из нас, пришедшие туда в молодости и теперь ставшие взрослыми, почувствовали, что наши ценности и мнения игнорируются. В ответ на это, мы, группа энтузиастов, создали "Капибару" – проект, который стремится сохранить лучшие стороны Пикабу, предоставляя пространство где пользователи сами решают какой контент "годный" и какой контент хотят видеть в своей ленте.


Читать: https://habr.com/ru/articles/759598/

Интеграция Telegram ботов в Django приложениях

Как же объединить Django и Telegram бота в одном проекте?

Этой статьей я хотел дополнить тот маленький клочок информации доступный в интернете по теме создания ботов который мне явно бы пригодился в прошлом. Сегодня речь пойдет о соединения вашего серверного приложения с Telegram ботом на примере языка Python, его фреймворка для разработки серверных приложений - Django и библиотеки для создания Telegram ботов - pyTelegramBotApi.


Читать: https://habr.com/ru/articles/759784/

Django или Fast API: выбираем Python-фреймворк для веб-разработки

Многие программисты не могут прийти к единственно верному ответу, когда спорят о том, что лучше: язык С+ или Python, писать приложение, обладая навыками программирования, или создать программу из-под коробки. Сегодня этот спор не обошел и нас: Django или FastAPI? О деталях фреймворков — Анастасия Иванова, технический писатель МТС Exolve (входит в экосистему МТС).


Читать: https://habr.com/ru/companies/ru_mts/articles/759848/

React JS and Django

Everyone would agree when I say that React is way better for front than HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I am in the process of learning to use it as the face for a Django web application. I am given a task to read data from a CSV file uploaded by a user a...

Read: https://shamun.hashnode.dev/react-js-and-django

Custom SQL In Django Migration

In my project, one use case came with custom SQL migration.
Step1:
Create the empty migration
python manage.py makemigrations <project_name--empty -n <relevant# python manage.py makemigrations app --empty -n creating_users

Step 2:
Open c...

Read: https://venkatesh.hashnode.dev/custom-sql-in-django-migration

Django: Creating models dynamically

My original idea with siteplan was to allow a quick way to start and run a new django project (or app). The official way is to always start a minimal app that contains at least the following:

models.py

settings.py

urls.py


Apparently, you need th...

Read: https://grep.koditi.my/django-creating-models-dynamically

Google Spreadsheets integration in Python (part one)

Let's explore how we can integrate the Google Sheets API in our Python application with Django. We will tackle this in segments, with part one covering how to get API keys from Google, part two covering how to set up our spreadsheet(s), while part th...

Read: https://brayo.hashnode.dev/google-spreadsheets-integration-in-python-part-one

Google Spreadsheets integration in Python (part two)

For this tutorial, I recommend using Google spreadsheets on the web.
Open your preferred browser and head to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets.Create a new spreadsheet. We'll call ours "Applications".On the top right, click on share:

Open your pr...

Read: https://brayo.hashnode.dev/google-spreadsheets-integration-in-python-part-two

Google Spreadsheets integration in Python (part three)

This tutorial assumes you have a basic understanding of Django and have your app set up already. In this example, we are going to collect bursary application forms from users.
We'll start with defining the model for the applications in the models .py...

Read: https://brayo.hashnode.dev/google-spreadsheets-integration-in-python-part-three

Creating a Custom Authentication Backend in Django

So you want to authenticate different types of users in different ways, or maybe you want to integrate your system with third-party authentication services like Firebase or Auth0, Whatever your use case maybe if you require a custom way of authentica...

Read: https://k4l3b4.hashnode.dev/creating-a-custom-authentication-backend-in-django

Must Use Python Libraries (Part 1)

Tkinter

Tkinter is a Python module that provides a simple and effective way to create graphical user interfaces (GUIs). It offers a wide range of GUI components and tools for building desktop applications, making it a popular choice for Python devel...

Read: https://bigsmoke.hashnode.dev/must-use-python-libraries-part-1

How to set up a cloned Django project

## This article is easy to follow even if you don't have experience working with Django or Git

When working on a Django project with git, developers will likely want git to ignore some files and folders. The `env/` folder in your Django project is o...

Read: https://harunadev.hashnode.dev/how-to-set-up-a-cloned-django-project

Understanding Kubernetes Services: Deploying a Django Todo Web App Step-by-Step

📍Introduction
Welcome to my Kubernetes blog series, where I share my Kubernetes learnings and try to deep dive into topics. In this blog, we will explore the K8s service in detail and understand the difference between them by doing a hands-on projec...

Read: https://varunmargam.hashnode.dev/understanding-kubernetes-services-deploying-a-django-todo-web-app-step-by-step

Validating recursive JSONs using JSONSchema in Python

Hey there!
Recently, while working on a Django app, I implemented validation for a recursive data model that would periodically be synced between the frontend and the backend through an API. It wasn't particularly easy to find a solution online, so I...

Read: https://chopin.hashnode.dev/validating-recursive-jsons-using-jsonschema-in-python

Validating recursive JSONs using JSON Schema in Python

Hey there!
Recently, while working on a Django app, I implemented validation for a recursive data model that would periodically be synced between the frontend and the backend through an API. It wasn't particularly easy to find a solution online, so I...

Read: https://chopin.hashnode.dev/validating-recursive-jsons-using-json-schema-in-python

Part 3: Building a self-help web app using Django

Hey there!
Oh, boy. A lot happened since Part 2. I changed a lot of what I had implemented earlier and built quite a bit on top of that. I'll try to break them into manageable chunks. In the previous post, I said I'd work on implementing the views ne...

Read: https://chopin.hashnode.dev/part-3-building-a-self-help-web-app-using-django