Django

The Django Styleguide is core to how we develop software, using Python and Django. Now, it's time to reach outside of HackSoft and see how other people are using the Django Styleguide. That's why we are conducting the Django Styleguide Survey.

In this article, we do a deep-dive into Python's faker and Django's factory_boy, to show advanced usages that can improve the quality of your tests.

In this article, we are taking a look under the hood of Django's ORM internals, namely, Iterables.

Dealing with implicit SQL INNER JOINs when querying related fields with the Django ORM.

See how to implement an end-to-end server-side Google OAuth2 flow with Django REST framework & React.

See how to implement an end-to-end client-side Google OAuth2 flow with Django REST framework & React.

A quick & dirty approach for passing data from Django to JavaScript, without using AJAX.

Optimize build time for a Django project running on GitHub Actions. A couple steps for faster tests and smoother workflow.

In this article, we are exploring the behavior of Django ORM when it comes to filter chaining & reverse foreign key relations.

In this article, we go step by step setting up Django & Postgres on GitHub Actions.

We created a small Django package that introduces an EnumChoiceField – a layer on top of CharField + choices, that uses Python’s enums.

Renaming a key model in a huge Django application can be trickier than it seems. Tons of data migrations and halted feature development seem unavoidable. In this blog post, we share our alternative approach, avoiding most of the pain.

In this article, we show how to up your Django testing game, by using fakes & factories.

Almost every Web application needs to use some third-party software. The problem we usually have to deal with is that third-party apps, like every other app, can return an error. The following article is going to show you how to handle those problems in a nice and neat way in Django with Celery.

In this post we are exploring how to integrate Google Analytics in a Django project in a configurable way, so we don't track page views & clicks while developing locally.