Using Django REST Framework Token Authentication with Python Requests
I’m a big fan of Django REST framework. It’s great for making an API that is used by unattended processes or third-parties. »
I’m a big fan of Django REST framework. It’s great for making an API that is used by unattended processes or third-parties. »
Heroku is an easy platform to host a Django app on but you should set a few things to make sure your app is secure. »
I typically use universally unique identifiers (UUIDs), also known as globally unique identifiers (GUIDs), as the public IDs for objects in an application. »
Django 4.0 is out and so is Django 3.2.10. Which one should you go for? 3.2.10 is the last minor release of this LTS version. »
I’ve been doing some more work with Django 3.2.9 (on Python 3.10) and I came across some sub-optimal migration strategies. I’m using PostgreSQL but this applies to any database. »
I was doing some work with Django 3.2.9 and Python 3.10 recently, and I came across a strange issue. The root cause of this was that the pyenv shims had disappeared from my PATH and so the system Python version was being used. »