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Episode 7 - Models and Managers and Querysets, Oh My! ยท Matt Layman
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Model Relationships in Django REST Framework
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| | I've spent the last couple of months working on an API written using Python, Django, and Django REST Framework (DRF). The latter is a popular, well-established framework for building APIs in Python, so I assumed it would have decent documentation surrounding relational fields, which is a fairly common situation in any model-view-controller (MVC) framework. It turns out that was a faulty assumption.
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Five Common Django Mistakes | LAAC Technology
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| | Explore common mistakes made with the Django framework and how they introduce issues into your code.
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Update annotated Django querysets usingsubqueries
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| | How-To guide to update a Django queryset with annotation andsubquery.
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What You Should Know About DRF, Part 1: ModelViewSet attributes and methods - Lacey Henschel
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| One of the things I hear people say about Django is that it's a "batteries included" framework, and Django REST Framework is no different. One of the most powerful of these "batteries" is the ModelViewSet class, which is more of a "battery pack," in that it contains several different batteries. If you have any experience with Django's class-based views, then DRF's viewsets will hopefully look familiar to you.