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|a Designing the applicationDividing a project into apps; Reuse or roll-your-own?; My app sandbox; Which packages made it?; Best practices before starting a project; SuperBook -- your mission, should you choose to accept it; Why Python 3?; Which Django Version to use; Starting the project; Summary; Chapter 3: Models; M is bigger than V and C; The model hunt; Splitting models.py into multiple files; Structural patterns; Patterns -- normalized models; Problem details; Solution details; Three steps of normalization; First normal form (1NF); Second normal form (2NF); Third normal form (3NF).
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|a A view from the topViews got classier; Class-based generic views; Class-Based Views are not always Class-Based Generic Views; View mixins; Order of mixins; Decorators; View patterns; Pattern -- access controlled views; Problem details; Solution details; Pattern -- context enhancers; Problem details; Solution details; Pattern -- services; Problem details; Solution details; Designing URLs; URL anatomy; What happens in urls.py?; Simplified URL pattern syntax; Regular expression URL pattern syntax; Can the simplified syntax replace regular expressions?; Names and namespaces; Pattern order.
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|a URL pattern stylesDepartment store URLs; RESTful URLs; React.js, Vue.js, and other view replacements; Summary; Chapter 5: Templates; Understanding Django's template language features; Variables; Attributes; Filters; Tags; Philosophy -- don't invent a programming language; Jinja2; Organizing templates; How templates work; Using Bootstrap; But they all look the same!; Lightweight alternatives; Template patterns; Pattern -- template inheritance tree; Problem details; Solution details; Pattern -- the active link; Problem details; Solution details; A template-only solution; Custom tags; Summary.
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|a Learning to build more maintainable websites with Django either takes a lot of experience or familiarity with various pragmatic design patterns. This book will accelerate your journey into the world of web development. This new edition is updated with additional chapters and diagrams to help you get to grips with the current best practices in ...
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