wemake-django-template

Bleeding edge django2.2 template focused on code quality and security.

Purpose

This project is used to scaffold a django project structure Just like django-admin.py startproject but better.

Features

Always up-to-date with the help of @dependabot
Supports latest python3.7+
poetry for managing dependencies
mypy and django-stubs for static typing
pytest and hypothesis for unit tests
flake8 and wemake-python-styleguide for linting
docker for development, testing, and production
sphinx for documentation
Gitlab CI with full build, test, and deploy pipeline configured by default
Caddy with https and http/2 turned on by default

Installation

Firstly, you will need to install dependencies:

pip install cookiecutter jinja2-git

Then, create a project itself:

cookiecutter gh:wemake-services/wemake-django-template

Who are using this template?

If you use our template, please add yourself or your company in the list.

We offer free email support for anyone who is using this If you have any problems or questions,…

The Framework For Perfectionists With Deadlines

Velda Kiara on April 24, 2020

There are so many programming languages, but one that has caught my eye for a pretty long time has always been Python. The first time I heard about...

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Albin Daniel Garcia • Apr 25 '20

Excellent post, very good job 👏. I have a question. I've been learning and building a little bit with react in the front and the api powered by Django. My question is are templates (multi page old style) still used in modern web development?

Velda Kiara • Apr 25 '20

Thank you.
I have used templates but not the default one from Django, an external one. And yes the templates are still being used.
I have a question for you, I have not used react with Django so far, How is the building process working out for you?

Well I'm still looking for that first job, no real world production experience yet. But this is what I did in my project.

You could have the front and the back in completely different repositories, but I wanted to have them in the same one to make version control easy and consistent through the entire project.

I run django-admin startproject project_name

And then inside the root folder I run npx create-react-app fronted

They are 2 totally decoupled independent projects in the same repository and they only talk through RestFul API requests

Nice, it sounds pretty neat too. I am going to give react a try.

Go for it! Btw which tamplates do you use with Django?

I Google most of the time other times my friends where some of theirs

Oh and I use the one's that are a complete package with bootstrap, Js etc

Nikita Sobolev • Apr 29 '20

Awesome article!

However, I recommend to use cookiecutter instead of django-admin startproject. Why? Because you can reuse existing work of other developers!

Including very complex and high-quality setups, like wemake-django-template. It allows to jump start your new project filled with best practices, tools, and documentation with just two commands.

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wemake-services / wemake-django-template

Bleeding edge django template focused on code quality and security.

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VICTOR OMONDI • Apr 24 '20

print("I love this Velda")

Velda Kiara • Apr 24 '20

print(" Thanks Chief ")

I need to teach you markdown.

message = """ You need to know how
        to style codes in markdown.
        Like mine."""

Christian Ndu • Apr 25 '20

how?

Jake Varness • Apr 25 '20 • Edited

System.out.println("After the \`\`\`, put the language");

Like java or ruby.

puts "It's lit yo"

Velda Kiara • Apr 25 '20 • Edited

print( "I did it.")

Thabitha Kavyu • Apr 24 '20

Django Girl!!!

Yasssss

geezerP • Apr 24 '20

This is great 👏👏👏👏👏

Thank you.

Kitsao Thoya • Apr 25 '20

✨✨...like how thorough this is, Velda. Bonus points for that Jamie Foxx Django header. Good job.

Thank you 😁

Jean Luc kabulu 🇨🇩💙🐦 • Apr 26 '20

print('awesome Velda Kiara')

Velda Kiara • Apr 26 '20

print("Thanks Jean Luc")

Sm0ke • Apr 24 '20

Nice ...

Thank you

Λ\: Ezekias Bokove • Apr 24 '20

Its a good job 👏🏽👌🏽. Awesome👍🏽

Wow.. this is really nice.
I just started learning Django, any tips on what to read aside the docs?, it's kind of blurry right now but I'm ready to learn it.

I prefer using the official docs, but if you check online you will get some YouTube videos

Eric Karugu • Apr 24 '20

This is really insightful. I will consider Django in my next project...

Thank you.
Please do.

Bratipah • Nov 30 '21

Excellent explanation. Gives me the motivation to keep learnng django just started out learning it a week a go