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How to Create Custom Django Management Commands August 27, 2018

Django comes with a variety of command line utilities that can be either invoked using django-admin.py or the convenient manage.py script. A nice thing about it is that you can also add your own commands. Those management commands can be very handy when you need to interact with your application via command line using a […]

How to Use Bootstrap 4 Forms With Django August 13, 2018

This is a quick tutorial to get you start with django-crispy-forms and never look back. Crispy-forms is a great application that gives you control over how you render Django forms, without breaking the default behavior. This tutorial is going to be tailored towards Bootstrap 4, but it can also be used with older Bootstrap versions […]

How to Integrate Highcharts.js with Django April 3, 2018

Highcharts is, in my opinion, one of the best JavaScript libraries to work with data visualization and charts out there. Even though Highcharts is open source, it’s a commercial library. It’s free for use in non-commercial applications though. In this tutorial we are going to explore how to integrate it with a Django project to […]

Django Tips #22 Designing Better Models February 10, 2018

In this post, I will share some tips to help you improve the design of your Django Models. Many of those tips are related to naming conventions, which can improve a lot the readability of your code. The PEP8 is widely used in the Python ecosystem (Django included). So it’s a good idea to use […]

How to Use RESTful APIs with Django February 3, 2018

First, let’s get those terms out of our way. The REST acronym stands for Representational State Transfer, which is an architectural design. Usually when we use the term RESTful, we are referring to an application that implements the REST architectural design. API stands for Application Programming Interface, which is a software application that we interact […]

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