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www.mattlayman.com
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| | | | | Django Riffs is a podcast for learning web application development in Python using the Django web framework. We explore all of Django's features to equip listeners with the knowledge to build a web app. | |
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www.laceyhenschel.com
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| | | | | If you came here from Part 1 of What You Should Know About Django REST Framework, you may be wondering why I just walked you through a bunch of source code. We stepped through that code because if you know what the main methods of the ModelViewSet do and how they work, you know where to go when you want to tweak the behavior of your viewset. You can pull out the method that contains what you want to change, override it with your own custom behavior, and put it back in. In Part 1, we were writing a BookViewSet. So let's go through a few cases where we might want to customize the behavior of our endpoints and walk through how we would do that. | |
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vxlabs.com
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| | | | | The Django REST Framework is awesome, for a whole bunch of reasons, one of them being the browsable HTML version of your API that it automatically generates for you. As a part of this, it extracts any docstrings that you might have defined for the relevant class (ViewSet or CBV) and adds an HTML version of this documentation to the browsable API, like this: However, as described in the relevant documentation, it expects Markdown syntax by default. I like Markdown, but the rest of my Python docstrings are... | |
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noahflk.com
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| | | Using React Query alongside TypeScript and Zod, we can achieve a type-safe, efficient data fetching process in React that ensures consistency | ||
