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There are certain configurations in your settings.py such as DEBUG, STATIC_URL, DATABASES, SECRET_KEY, ALLOWED_HOSTS, etc. These settings are actually the ones that you need to look after while deploying to the production environment. Whenever your application goes live, you shouldn’t display your debug logs, or error messages on the browsers. This will make your application vulnerable. Also you might want to put different secret keys.
Lets jump into this minor issue you face while running Django migrations. The issue also has a quick fix. The issue is encountered when we type the following command in your terminal:
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If you are looking forward to connect your MySQL database with python code that check
In this blog tutorial, we will show you the step by step guide of implementing
When you have multiple entries in your table, sometimes it becomes difficult to find the
We use forms to either post something or to retrieve items from the database. Simple
The first route that is defined under urlpatterns is for django administrtion. You will be asked for your login credentials if you go to this url: http://127.0.0.1:8000/admin/
Second route which has a regex r’^$’ is defined for home. This denotes for an empty string. Therefore if the route is http://127.0.0.1:8000 it calls the home method and renders the view defined in that method.
A Django application is created within a Django Project. We have covered the creation of Django application on our previous blog. Go check it out for a detailed explanation. In order to create a new application we can do it by manage.py startapp command like shown below:
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