Django – Ajax
In Django, Ajax essentially is a combination of technologies that are integrated together to reduce the number of page loads. We generally use Ajax to ease end-user experience. Using Ajax…
Django – RSS
Django RSS comes with a syndication feed generating framework. With it you can create RSS or Atom feeds just by subclassing django.contrib.syndication.views.Feed class. Let's create a feed for the latest comments…
Django – Comments
Before starting, note that the Django Comments framework is deprecated, since the 1.5 version. Now you can use external feature for doing so, but if you still want to use…
Django – Caching
In this Django caching chapter, we will discuss how to cache something is to save the result of an expensive calculation, so that you don’t perform it the next time…
Django – Sessions
As discussed earlier of Django Sessions, we can use client side cookies to store a lot of useful data for the web app. We have seen before that we can…
Django – Cookies Handling
In this Django Cookies handling chapter, we will discuss about Sometimes you might want to store some data on a per-site-visitor basis as per the requirements of your web application.…
Django – Apache Setup
So far, in our examples of Django Apache Setup, we have used the Django dev web server. But this server is just for testing and is not fit for production…
Django – File Uploading
It is generally useful for a web app to be able to Django file uploading (profile picture, songs, pdf, words.....). Let's discuss how to upload files in this chapter. Uploading…
Django – Form Processing
Creating forms in Django, is really similar to creating a model in Django Form Processing. Here again, we just need to inherit from Django class and the class attributes will…
Django – Generic Views
In some cases, writing Django Generic views, as we have seen earlier is really heavy. Imagine you need a static page or a listing page. Django offers an easy way…