Now that We have created views and URL patterns for the blog application. It's time to create the HTML templates to display posts in a user-friendly manner. The render() function looks for HTML templates inside a directory called templates inside your app directory.
A Django view is just a Python function that receives a web request and returns a web response. All the logic to return the desired response goes inside the view. First, we will create our application views, then we will define a URL pattern for each view, and finally, we …
Now that you have a fully functional administration site to manage your blog's content, it's time to learn how to retrieve information from the database and interact with it. Django comes with a powerful database abstraction API that lets you create, retrieve, update, and delete objects easily. The Django Object-relational …
Now that we have defined the Post model, we will create a simple administration site to manage your blog posts. Django comes with a built-in administration interface that is very useful for editing content. The Django admin site is built dynamically by reading your model metadata and providing a production-ready …
Throughout this tutorial, you will encounter the terms project and application over and over. In Django, a project is considered a Django installation with some settings. An application is a group of models, views, templates, and URLs. Applications interact with the framework to provide some specific functionalities and may be …