A small piece of code, very simple.
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Django-allauth tutorial (Part 4): Customization of Templates (upd. 23th August 2020)
A small note on customizing templates for django-allauth.
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Django-allauth tutorial (Part 3): VK Login and Google Login
Now let’s add some logins crucial to Post-Soviet countries – VK (vk.com) and Google (cause we are either okay with our governments reading our emails or paranoiac af).
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Django-allauth tutorial (Part 2): Email Confirmation with Gmail
A note on Email confirmation.
Part 2 is about Email Confirmation. Check out the whole series Django-allauth.
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Django-allauth tutorial (Part 1): Setup & Facebook Login (upd. August 2020)
I came to peace with methodically reading the documentation, but you might’ve not. I’ll do it for you. I want it all to work and I only want to write it down once. Buckle up.
Part 1 is about Installation and Facebook Login. Check out the whole series Django-allauth.
Other parts will be about profiles and all kinds of forms and user interractions.
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Django project optimization: Urls, robots.txt and WWW redirect with Nginx (part 2)
Helping search engines. WWW to non-WWW redirect with Nginx and urls.
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Django project optimization: Nginx + Gzip (part 1)
Let’s start with things that do not really concern Django. With Gzip + Nginx.
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Django TypeError: Cannot create a consistent method resolution order (MRO) for bases // 1-second guide
A small yet useful piece of information inside.
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Passing kwargs to ModelForm and changing field value // 1-minute guide 🍬👻 (upd. 07.18.20)
I have a form with a field that I don’t want to show on the page. In the template I don’t use {{ form }}, but {{ form.field }} where field is every model field that I want to be seen by users.
The problem here is that if you know what to use and you know forms a bit, you will find a solution in no time. Others, join me!
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[Note] About django not forgiving you print()’s you left in production
Using print() is a natural way to work through some tricky tasks anywhere. But particularly in Django you want to double-check that there aren’t any print() left in your code.
Django Investigations 