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Django 4 By Example

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801813051
Length 766 pages
Edition 4th Edition
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Preface 1. Building a Blog Application FREE CHAPTER 2. Enhancing Your Blog with Advanced Features 3. Extending Your Blog Application 4. Building a Social Website 5. Implementing Social Authentication 6. Sharing Content on Your Website 7. Tracking User Actions 8. Building an Online Shop 9. Managing Payments and Orders 10. Extending Your Shop 11. Adding Internationalization to Your Shop 12. Building an E-Learning Platform 13. Creating a Content Management System 14. Rendering and Caching Content 15. Building an API 16. Building a Chat Server 17. Going Live 18. Other Books You May Enjoy
19. Index

Main framework components

Django follows the MTV (Model-Template-View) pattern. It is a slightly similar pattern to the well-known MVC (Model-View-Controller) pattern, where the Template acts as View and the framework itself acts as the Controller.

The responsibilities in the Django MTV pattern are divided as follows:

  • Model – Defines the logical data structure and is the data handler between the database and the View.
  • Template – Is the presentation layer. Django uses a plain-text template system that keeps everything that the browser renders.
  • View – Communicates with the database via the Model and transfers the data to the Template for viewing.

The framework itself acts as the Controller. It sends a request to the appropriate view, according to the Django URL configuration.

When developing any Django project, you will always work with models, views, templates, and URLs. In this chapter, you will learn how they fit together.

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